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"LAUDATE PUEEI! "
COLLECTION
'Opyrighi 1886, by tne Sisters of Notre Damt.
Cteveland« Ohio.
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A. M. D. G.
TO THE
Right Rev. Richard gilmour, D.
BISHOP OF CLEVELAND.
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This little work is dedicated wi
feelings of the deepest gratitude ai
of the most profound respect for I
indefatigable zed ij?-j^f OQujsiging tl
great work of education,
by the Sisters of Notre Qzsx
Btt^rs ui x^juirtJ uauiv, v^iOTv^*^
This, with the Roman Vespers
iblished by the Rev. J. B. Jui
ies to a fair degree all the musi(
T Vespers, Benediction, Lenten i
evotions. Conjointly used the;
)r all ordinary services outside c
'hey will be found valuable fri
ur schools and academies, and w
ssistance the people will soon be
Qcouraged to join in the public
f the church, a practice much
ouraged.
PBEFACE.
The one true church is Catholic — Catholic
as the church of the whole world, Catholic
also as the church of the whole man. 8he is
to sanctify and thus to ennoble every lawful
aspiration of the human soul. True to her
mission, she has, from the beginning, sweetly
pressed into her service, mind and heart,
science and the arts. To say that the church
is a school of art for the masses, is to utter a
truism.
To music, as to the art, which of all exerts
the widest influence, has been given the most
prominent place in the church's service; song
has been made an integral factor in the solemn
celebration of the liturgy.
As of the entire liturgy, so too, the direct
and main object of liturgical song, is to honor
Him, to Whom all honor is due; but, in attain-
ing this end, the church draws the faithful to an
intimate participation in her sacred mysteries,
excites them to devotion, in a word, procures
the true edification of the peo^\&.
The realization of these \Btjeii\i\oiia caS^^^''^^*^
wd foremost for liturgicaV coxrecXxvesJe^N ^^
I of the people, in the churdh^s ^QEDTtDB i
Dtly the church's mtentions will be reali
, the liturgy excludes songs in the vemaci
iven within this limit, whole congregal
as once in Catholic ages atid as at this ds
3lic lands, be led to take intelligent part ii
ler portions of the Gregorian, the strictly 1
song.
le Church is, however, a *'JRegtna drcum
tate:" outside of her liturgy she gives also
oom to songs in the vernacular: an all
srsal custom has sanctioned their use at
; many devotions, truly popular,are made
i so when an entire congregation lifts the
«« <« Ua nativA tofUTue: instaucc Lenten (
character which removes them as well from light
worldliness as from mawkish sentimentaliiy.
These are the principles which the compilers
have honestly tried to apply in the collection here-
by presented to the public. The melodies have for
the greater part stood the test of time. The adap-
tation of the text presented no small difficulties;
yet it is hoped that in this respect the following
compilation may not fall below the average of the
better class of English hymnbooks.
A double appendix provides chants in unison for
Benediction and would supply a demand for suit-
able compositions in two or three-part harmony for
equal voices.
It is deemed superfluous to give directions as to
the use of this manual; the intelligent choir-director
will easily make judicious selection from the ma-
tenal amply provided.
Any typographical or other inaccuracies that
may occur will be found corrected in the organ-
book, companion to the present little volume.
May the work contribute its mite towards pro-
moting the honor of God and devcAXsya. \r> ^^-nt;
and to the Saints, in church ar\d ^\ioc\ «o.^V««
No.t.
JlDVENT.
A GLORIOUS VOICL
1. A glorious voice sounds thro' the night And
2. Now from its tor -por leaps the mind And
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1. Christ shines forth the morn-ing star.
2. bids all care and sor-row fly.
3. Now from above the Lamb is sent
To pay the debt, O penitent!
Weepl and with tears thy praise uplift,
In thanks for so supreme a gift.
4. To Father, Son and Holy Ghost
The King of heaven* a \TMiiOX\siJL\^<5sSv.N
May men and aageVs ptsaafc oxsXV^?^ >
Forever and f orevenxxoTe.
2. Who,lest the fraud of hell's
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No. 2. Concluded.
5. Thee, of the last accounting day
The Sov'reign Judge, we humbly pray,
Of heavenly grace such plenty send
As may our souls from sin defend.
6. Let endless times aloud proclaim
The glory, power, praise and name
Of God the Father, and the Son,
And Holy Spirit, Three in One.
No. 3. GREAT CREATOR OF THE LIGHT.
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1. -til the Son of God ap - pear. Re-
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3. O come, Thou Day-Spring, come and cheer
Our spirits by Thine advent here;
Disperse the gloomy clouds of night,
And death's dark shadows put to flight
Rejoice! rejoice! etc.
4. O come. Thou Key of David, come
And open wide our heavenly home;
Make safe the way that leads on high,
And close the path to misery.
Rejoice! rejoice! etc.
6. O come, O come Thou Lord of Might,
Who to Thy tribes, on Sinai's height.
In ancient times didst give t\ie\aw
In cloud, and majesty and awe.
Rejoice! rejoice! etc.
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2. Now fromheav'n to earth are come.
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See the Heavenly Bridegroom cheering,
His dear Bride with words of love!
Glory to th' Eternal Father,
Glory to th' Incarnate Son,
Glory to the Holy Spirit,
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Condemn the bad to hell's abyss,
We may be called to lasting bliss.
4. Grant that our lot be not the sam<
With theirs who feel th' infernal t
But oh ! vouchsafe that we may se
Thy heavenly face eternally.
6. To God the Father and the Son
And Holy Spirit, Three in One,
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3. O change, hard earth thy desert face,
Let hill and dale grow green apace;
Be opened earth and bud thou forth
The Savior, Flow'r of priceless worth.
4. Why tany, Solace of mankind?
On Thee is fixed each heart and mind;
O come, O come from heav'n's high halls,
This vale of tears — hear how it calls.
6. O brightest Sun, O Dayspring fair,
When shall we see Thy beauty rare?
O Sun,, arise in all Thy might
And turn our darkness into light.
6. We lie in exile and in bands.
Eternal death before us stands,
Come then our galling chains to rive,
Come lead us to eternal life.
7. There shall we all Thy mercy sing.
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5. The joyful heavens, earth, and main.
With whatsoever they contam.
In new harmonious accents sing
The new Life-giver, Qod and King.
6. We, ransomed by that bloody tide
That issued from Thy sacred side
With double hymns of heart and voice
For this Thy birthday now rejoice.
7. Jesus, to Thee, the Virgin's Son,
Be everlasting homage done,
To Gk)d, the Father, we repeat
The same, and to the Paraclete.
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3. In Mary's womb He takes His place.
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The sacred myst'ry in her breast.
4. Her vir^n womb, that chaste abode,
Becomes the temple of her God;
Amongst Eve's daughters she alone
A spotless maid, brings forth a Son.
5. Behold Him in the manger laid,
A sheaf of straw His royal bed;
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By Thy meek and pure behavior
In her folding arms displayed,
By the tears of eariiest anguish
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By the love that co\ild Tio\,\axi^\s^
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3. O mysterious silence! Eloquence Divine!
O exact obedience! would that such were mine!
Near our little Jesus, docile grows my mind,
Nor can aught perplexing in His Gospel find.
4. Does not this sweet Infant seem to say to thee
Cast thy heartless trusting in thyself away.
Know that if thou learn not to resemble Me,
Happiness celestial ne'er can fall on thee.
5. Come, ye little children, unto Me draw nigh;
For 'tis such as you that dwell with Me on high,
Who, in love and meekness from all malice free,
Serve their dear Redeemer with simplicity.
6. 1, Who pride and greatness evermore abase,
On the poor and lowly lavish all my grace,
And to humble spirits heavenly things reveal.
Which My secret judgments from the proud
conceal.
7. Thus, O sweetest Jesus! seemest Thou to say,
"Ah! then, wretched worldlings, cast your pride
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O Gk)d, my love, O God, my l<i
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5. He lieth in a man^r poor
Whose kingdom snail for aye endure
O Ood, my love, O God, my love, \
Is this then Thy cradle,
O Gkxi, my love! N
6. O Bethlehem, hard hearted town,
How couldst thou thus thy King disown?
O God, my love, O Qod, my love.
How art Thou forgotten,
O God, my love!
7. Sweet Mary, we Thy child adore,
Our hearts are His for evermore,
O God, my love, O Qod, my love,
O make us love Thee,
O Gkxi, my love.
No. 14. ON THIS FESTAL DAY WE SING.
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Would be bom to save us;
To Him now devoutly pray,
Lord, forgive our sins this day,
Do Thou never leave us,
Let us not at death be lost.
But to join Thy heav'nly host
In that hour receive us.
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He bids you now adore.
O come, etc.
4. Who is there kneeling by Him «
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It is our Mother Mary,
She bids you all draw near.
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8. Angels now praise Him,
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The heavenly mansions with j(
Praise, honor, glory.
To Him, Who is most holy.
Lets hasten, etc.
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8. Oh! speak His glorious name abroad!
Jesus let every tongue confess;
Let every heart and voice accord
The Healer of our souls to bless.
4. Jesus, the sinners Friend abide
With us, and hearken to our prayer;
Thy frail and erring wanderers guide
In mercy our transgressions spare.
6. All might, all glory be to Thee,
Refulgent with this Name Divine;
All honor, worship, majesty,
Jesus, for evermore be Thine.
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No tongue nor pen can show.
The love of Jesus, what it is
None but His loved ones know.
6. Jesus, our only joy be Thou,
As Thou our prize wilt be.
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3. Jesus, the Hope of souls forlorn,
How good to them for sin that mourn!
To them that seek Theel oh how kind I
But what art Thou to them that find?
Jesus, Thy name etc.
4. No tongue of mortal can express,
No pen can write the blessedness.
He only, who hath proved it, knows.
What bliss from love of Jesus flows.
Jesus, Thy name etc.
No. 23. JESUS, JESUS, DEAREST LORD.
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3. O Light in darkness, Joy in grief,
O Heav'n begun on earth!
Jesus, my love, my treasure, who
Can tell what Thou art worth?
4. O Jesus, Jesus, sweetest Lord,
What art Thou not to me?
Each hour brings joy before unknown,
Each day new liberty.
6. O love of Jesus! Blessed love!
So will it ever be;
Time cannot hold Thy wondrous growth.
No, nor eternity.
No. 24. JFSUS. THOU THE BEAUTY ART.
1. O Je-sus, Thou the Beauty art. Of
2. Ce - les-tial sweetness, un - alloyed. Who
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3. O sweetest Jesus! hear the sighs
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To Thee mine inmost spirit cries
My being's hope and end.
4. Stay with us, Lord, and with Th
Illume the soul's abyss;
Scatter the darkness of our night
And fill the world with bliss.
5. O Jesus! spotless virgin flower!
Our life and joy! to Thee
Be praise, beatitude, aiid i^^et
Through all eternity .
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Grant to the just increase of grace,
And ev'ry sinner's crimes efface.
6. Blest Trinity! we praises sing
To Thee, from Whom all graces sj
Celestial crowns on those bestow,
Who conquer by Thy cross below.
No. 26. SAVIOR, WHEN IN DUST.
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By Thine agony of prayer,
By Thy purple robe of scorn,
By Thy wounds. Thy crown of thorns
By Thy cross. Thy pangs and cries.
By Thy perfect sacrifice,
Jesus look with pitying eye;
Hear our eUi.
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4. By Tby deep expiring groan.
By Thy sealed sepulchral stone,
By Thy triumph o'er the grave,
By Thy i)ower from death to save,
Mighty God, ascended Lord,
To Thy throne in heaven restored
Prince and Savior, hear our cry;
Hear our etc.
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Who made that hard and heavy cross
Which weighs Thy shoulders down?
*Tis I have etc.
4. My Jesus, who has mocked Thy thirst
With vinegar and gall?
Who held the nails that pierced Thy hancf
And made the hammer fall?
'Tis I have etc.
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5. My Jesus, say who dared to nail
Those tender feet of Thine?
And whose the arm that raised the lance
To pierce that heart divine?
'Tis I have etc.
6. And Mary, who has murdered thus
Thy loved and only One?
Canst thou forgive the blood-stained hand
That robbed thee of thy Son?
'Tis I have etc.
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With countless crimes defiled.
Jesus etc.
4. Nor have I feared the wrath divine
Of Thy avenging arm;
Yet still, my God, this heart of mini
With hope Thy bounties warm.
Jesus etc.
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5. When at Thy throne for grace to'
Thy suppliant culprit bends
The fiery dart of vengeance due,
Thy soften'd breast suspends.
Jesus etc.
6. Then, filled with confidence to Thei
I come for my reprieve,
O! through Thy sacred clemency
Great God! my sins forgive.
Jesus etc.
7. Have mercy on my wretched state,
Look down and bring relief;
Forget the object of Thy hate.
Accept a sinner's grief.
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And victory remains with love.
For He, our Love, is crucified.
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[3. Hail ! awful brow ! hail ! thorny wreath !
Hail ! countenance now pale in death !
Whose glance but late so brightly blazed,
That angels trembled as they gazed.
[4. And hail to thee, my Savior's side !
And hail to thee, thou wound so wide I
Thou wound more ruddy than the rose,
True antidote of all our woes.
[5. Oh ! by these sacred hands and feet,
For me so mangled, I entreat.
My Jesus, turn me not away,
But let me here forever stay.
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In this Thy bitter Passion,
Qood Shepherd, think of me.
With Thy most sweet compassion,
Unworthy though I be;
Beneath Thy cross abiding.
Forever would I rest.
In Thy dear love confiding.
And with Thy presence blest.
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Lord, for the glory of Thy name,
From death our sinful souls reclaim.
L Whilst we, by fast, our flesh restrain,
Permit us not to sin again !
O ! may our hearts from vices free,
Forever live and burn for Thee.
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In a boundless sea of love.
Jesus, Lord, I etc.
See our Saviour, bleeding, dying,
On the Cross of Calvary;
To that cross my sins have nailed Him,
Yet He bleeds and dies for me.
Jesus, Lord, I, etc.
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O hearken when, etc,
4. O happy time of blessed tears.
Of surer hopes, of chastening fears,
Undoing aX\ our evil years.
O hearken when, etc.
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Yea, the very nails which nail Him,
Nail us also to the tree.
4. Thro* His heart the spear is piercing,
Tho' His foes have seen Him die;
Blood and water thence are streaming,
In that tide of mystery.
Water from our guilt to cleanse us,
Blood to win us crowns on high.
5. Jesus, may those precious fountains
Drink to thirsting souls afford!
Let them be our cup and healing.
And at length our full reward!
So a ransomed world shaXi e^et
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8. Calvary's mournful mountain climb;
There adoring at His feet,
Mark that miracle of time,
God's own sacrifice complete,
"It is finished," hear Him cry.
Learn of Jesus Christ to die.
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The grave of all my pride
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In joy or sorrow tried;
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The yielding sea divides its waves,
Egyptians float in liquid graves. Alleluia,
4. Our paschal feast and sacrifice
Is Christ the Lamb, Who for us dies,
Christ is the pure unleaven'd bread,
By which the purest minds are fed. Alleluia.
5. O true celestial sacrifice!
By thee hell's power vanquished lies;
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And even death by Him was slain.
Say, happy Magdalen, O say.
What objects saw you by the way?
Alleluia, Alleluia.
I saw the tomb of my dear Lord,
I saw Himself, and Him adored;
I saw the napkin and the sheet,
That bound His head and wrapt His feet.
Alleluia, Alleluia.
I heard the angels witness bear,
Jesus is risen. He's not here;
Go tell His brethren , they shaU see
Thine, and their hope in Galilee."
Alleluia, Alleluia.
We, Lord, with faithful heart believe,
Thou'rt risen, and shall ever live:
Thy conquering power o'ercame the grave.
Let that same power, us sinners save.
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Death Thyself to undergo,
Thou hast changed that law of doOm,
Rising from Thy sacred tomb.
Now,Thy bitter passion done,
Thou, the well-beloved Son;
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Christ has risen, truly risen,
Yes, risen, as He said.
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Hasten on to Galilee.
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'hou, with this triumphant train,
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i'st on God's right hand to reign,
Alleluia, etc.
>w kind mercy plead our cause, Alleluia,
Thou our wounds, repair our loss;
Alleluia,
all us to enjoy Thy sight, Alleluia,
Ims of everlasting light.
Alleluia, etc.
lis ! whilst on earth we stay, Alleluia,
Thou our footsteps in Thy way; Alleluia,
30the our sorrows with Thy love, Alleluia,
w^e reign with Thee above, Alleluia,
AUeuia, etc.
8US, Who ascends the sky. Alleluia,
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He, by death,has spoiled His foes.
3. While He raised His hands in blessing.
He was parted from His friends;
While their eager eyes behold Him,
He upon the clouds ascends;
He who walked with God, and pleased Him,
Preaching truth and doom to come.
He, our Enoch, is translated
To his everlasting home.
|Thou hast raised our human nature.
In the clouds to God's right hand:
'here we sit in heavenly places,
There with Thee in Glory stand.
;sus reigns, adored by angels;
Man with God is on the throne:
^ghty Lord, in Thine ascenslaii,
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No. 53. COME, HOLY GHOST, CREATOR, COME.
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3. Of God's Right Hand,the finger Thou,
Who dost Thy sevenfold grace bestow;
True Promise of the Father, rich
In gifts of tongue and various speech.
4. Enable with perpetual light
The dulness of our blinded sight;
Our heart with heavenly love fulfil,
To walk Thy way, aad do T^y ^^^.
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establish our weakness, and refresh
With fortitude our fainting flesh:
Keep far our foes, give peace at home,
Where Thou art guide, no ill can come
6. Teach us to know the Father, Son,
And Thee, of Both, to be but One,
That through the ages all along
This faith may be love's endless song.
7. To Ckxi, the Father laud and praise,
And to the Son, Whom He did raise,
And to the Holy Spirit be.
Now and for all eternity.
No. 54. A. HOLY SPIRIT, LORD OF LIGHT.
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8. Light immortal ! Light divine .
Visit Thou these hearts of Thine,
And our inmost being fill:
If Thou take Thy grace away,
Nothing pure in man will stay;
All his good is turned to ill.
4. Heal our wounds, our strength renew;
On our dryness pour Thy dew;
Wash the stains of guilt away;
Bend the stubborn heart and will;
Melt the frozen, warm the chill;
Guide the steps that go astray.
5. Thou on those, who evermore
Thee confess, and Thee adore,
In Thy sevenfold gifts descend;
Give them comfort when they die;
Give them life with Thee on high;
Give them joys which never end.
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2. The sudden flames,liketpngues'of fire. Their
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With various tongues and languages.
The God that taught those wondrous ways
To preach His word and speak His praise.
4. They speak, and mingling nations throng,
Amazed to hear their native tongue;
Whilst some revile the gift divine,
And call it an excess of wine.
6. But Peter checks their impious spite.
And brings the sacred truth to light.
The truth, which though from them concealed,
The prophets taught, and God revealed.
" Now, gracious God, with bended knee,
^ Thy Spirit's gift we ask of Thee,
Make all the sev'nfold fountains flow.
And shed their grace on us below.
l Most glorious may the Father reign,
.And so the Son, Who rose again,
Together with the Paraclete,
Throu^i2 years and ages in^mte.
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Have mer - cy on us, Grod Most Hi^h ! Who
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It blesses Thee that Thou art Go(
That Thou art what Thou art.
Most ancient of all mysteries,
Still at Thy feet we lie,
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Him sing.
Him sing.
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Je - ho - vah
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ni - ver - sal King.
3. To God, the Holy Ghost, with praise,
The same eternal honor give;
For, by His new-creating pow'r
He makes the death-struck sinner live!
His work completes Christ great design,
He fills the soul with joys divine;
Praise ye etc.
4. O glorious, consubstantial Three
Thou holy, undivided Onel
Supreme, Almighty Gcxi, to Thee
Be everlasting homage done!
Though reason fails, with all its pow'ra.
Yet faith prevails and love aAoxea.
Praise etc.
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1. thank Him for
2. se - cret wealth
His fa-vore past; To
at His command; The
1. Him ad - dress,
2. strength of hills
in joy - fill songs, The
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2. -ject - ed to
His name be - longs, The
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His name be - longs.
His em - pire lies.
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3. The rolling ocean's vast abyss.
By the same sov'reign right is His;
'Tis mov'd by His Almighty hand,
That form'd and fix'd the solid land.
O ! let us to His courts repair,
And bow with adoration there;
Down on our knees, devoutly «^,
Before the Lord, our Maker, t«2!\.
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No. 62. HOLY GOD, WE PRAISE THY NAML
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a. Ho - ly, Ho - ly. Ho - ly, Lordl
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No. 62. Concludad.
3. Lo! the Apostolic train
Join Thy sacred name to hallow!
Prophets swell the loud refrain,
And the white-robed Martyrs follow:
And from mom to set of sun,
Through the Church the song goes on.
4. Holy Father, Holy Son,
Holy Spirit, Three we name Thee
While in essence only Three,
Undivided God, we claim Thee;
And adoring, bend the knee.
While we own the mystery.
5. Thou art King of Glory, Christ!
Son of God, yet born of Mary!
For us sinners sacrificed,
And to death a tributary;
First to break the bars of death,
Thou hast open'd Heaven to Faith.
6. From Thy high celestial home.
Judge of all, again returning,
We believe that Thou shalt come,
On the dreadful doomsday morning.
When Thy voice shall shake the earth.
And the startled dead come forth.
7. Spare Thy people. Lord! we pray,
By a thousand snares surrounded;
Keep us without sin to-day.
Never let us be confounded,
Lo! I put my trust in thee,
Never, Lord, abandon me.
No. 63. ALL YE PEOPLE GOD HAS MADE.
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1. O all ye peo - pie God hjis made, Slug-
2. O sing His praise, ye licav'nly choirs, Who
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thou, fair moon, who rul'st the night
ig your Creator's praise.
Praise to etc.
e Him, ye stars, whose trembling lights,
te pearls, adorn the sky;
• silent course, each heart invites,
praise the Lord on high.
Praise to etc.
« Him, ye mounts, ye hills sublime,
I valleys, dress'd in green;
ow'rs, declare to ev'ry clime
s charms to us unseen.
Praise to etc.
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No. 63. Concluded.
6. Praise Him, ye founts, ye limpid streams,
Ye rivers in your course;
Proclaim Him in your murm'ring themes
Of ev'ry good the source.
Praise to etc.
7. Join voices, ye sweet f eather'd throng,
Whose warbling notes arise;
Let woods and hills repeat your song,
Waft, zephyrs, it through skies.
Praise to etc.
8. O Thou, for Whom this wond'rous frame.
All creatures were design'd;
O man! adore and praise His name.
His beauties all combined.
Praise to etc.
No. 64. SING, MY SOUL, HIS WOUNDROUS LOVE.
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2. Heav'n and earth by Him were made,
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show So much love to us be -low?
3. Sing, my tongue, His holy name,
Let His glory be thy theme;
Praise Him, 'till He calls us home.
Trust His love for all to come.
4. Praise the Lord, Who reigns above,
Fountain of eternal lovel
Praise Him, all the heav'nly host,
Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.
65. MY GOD, HOW WONDERFUL THOU ART.
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2. sight of Thee must be, Thine endless wisdom
1. mer - cy - seat, In depths of burning
2. boundless pow'r, And aw - ful x pur - i -
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2. trembling hope, And peni-ten-tial tears.
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Noi 65i Concluded*
3. Yet, I may love Thee too, O Lord,
Almighty as Thou art.
For Thou hast stooped to ask of me
The love of my poor heart-
No eartiily father loves like Thee,
No mother half so mild,
Bears and forbears as Thou hast done,
With me, Thy sinful child.
No. 66. MAY JESUS CHRIST BE PRAISED.
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2. May
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No. 66. Concluded.
1. cries, May
2. -pair, May
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2. praised Thro' all
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6 - ter - ni - ty.
3. When you begin the day,
O ! never fail to say, may Jesus, etc.
4. And at your work rejoice
To sing with heart and voice, may Jesus, (
5. Be this at meals your grace,
In every time and place, may Jesus, etc.
6. Be this when day is past.
Of all your thoughts the last, may Jesus, e
7. To God, the Word on high,
The hosts of angels cry, may Jesus, etc.
8. Let children too upraise.
Their voice in hymns of praise, may Jesus,
9. Let earth's wide circle round.
In joyful notes resound, may Jesus, etc.
10. Let air and sea and sky, •
Through depth and height reply, may Jesus,
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WHEN THIS PASSING WORLD IS DONE.
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Noi 67. Concluded.
3. When the praise of Heaven we hear,
Loud as thunders to the ear,
Loud as many waters' noise.
Sweet as harp's melodious voice.
Then, Lord, shall we fully know, —
Not till then — how much we owe.
4. Chosen, Jesus, by Thy love.
Heirs with Thee of joy above;
Hidden in Thy wounded Side,
By Thy Spirit sanctified;
Teach us. Lord, on earth to show
By our lives, how much we owe.
No. 68. LORD, THY HEAVENLY GRACE IMPART.
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2. joy. That si - lent, se- cret tho't shall be,
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No. 68. Concluded.
1. To ded-i - cate myself to Thee, To
2. That fdl my love is given to Thee, To
1. Thee, to Thee, my God,
2. Thee, to Thee, my God,
to Thee!
to Theel
3. Thy gracious eye pervadeth space,
Thou rt present. Lord, in every place;
And, wheresoe'er my lot may be,
Still shall my spirit cleave to Thee.
To Thee, to Thee, my God, to Thee !
4. Renouncing every worldly thing.
To Thee my heart and life I brmg,
My only thought henceforth to be
that all I want, I find in Thee,
In Thee, in Thee, dear Qod, in Thee 1
No. 69.
JESUS, MARY, JOSEPH.
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2. O names to which we fond -ly turn, O
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2. do by it for sin - ners plead, O
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O Jesus, Mary, Joseph!
Assist us while on earth we stay,
O Jesus, Mary, Joseph!
O make us live for none but Ye,
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. What though in lonely grief I sigh,
For friends beloved, no longer nigh,
Submissive still would I reply.
Thy will be done! etc.
. Though Thou hast called me to resign
What most I prized, it ne'er ^Nfta\c&afc^
I have but yielded 'w\i8iX ^«iaT>KaiR.\
Thy will be doiie\ etft.
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5. Renew my will from day to day,
Blend it with Thine; and take away
All that now makes it hard to say,
Thy will be done! etc.
6. Let but my fainting heart be blest
With Thy sweet Spirit for its guest;
My God, to Thee I leave the rest;
Thy will be done! etc.
7. Then, when I breathe on earth no more,
The prayer, oft mixed with tears before,
I'll sing upon a happier shore.
Thy will be done! etc.
No. 71. WHAT GOD DOES, IS DONE ARIGHT.
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2. Ere the crop our gar-ners fill.
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2. Earth - ly goods He takes a - way,
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2. That our hope on Him may stay.
3. What God does, is done aright:
Though our dales and uplands mourn,
We will praise His love and might;
To the future hopeful turn:
His eternal Word can give
Strength whereby our souls can live.
4. What Gkxi does, is done aright,
This shall be our trust, although
Here we find no Canaan bright,
Here no milk or honey fiow.
God, Who doih. the ravens ieed,
Shall supply our daily need.
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3. Only we can scarce afford,
This short office to our Lord;
We, on whom His bounty flows.
All tilings gives, and nothing owes.
Wake for shame, my slothfud heart,
Wake, and gladly sing Thy part.
i Learn of birds, and springs and flow'rs,
N How to use Thy noble powers,
4 Call all nature to thy aid.
Since 'twas He all nature made;
Join in one eternal song,
Who to one God all belonff.
Live forever, glorious Lord !
Live, by all Thy works adored;
One in Three, and Three m Otl<&,
Thrice we hom to Thee alone.
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2. are cast down, Sus-tain us Thou.
8. By Him who bowed to take
The death-cup for our sake,
The thorn, the rod —
l^Vom whom the last dismay
Was not to pass avfoj ,
Aid us, God\
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Noi 73i Concludedt
4 Tremblers beside the grave,
We call on Thee to save,
Father Divine!
Hear, hear our suppliant breath;
Keep us in life and death,
Thine, only Thine.
No. 74. SWEET SAVIOR, BLESS US, ERE WE GO.
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GREAT LORD, WE FALL BEFORE THY THRONE.
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No. 76. Concluded.
8. O Thou, the centre of my heart.
My sovereign Good, iny All,
Ah! do Thy saving help impart.
Support me or I fall.
Strong with the aid of promised grace,
Cleansed in my Savior's blood,
1*11 gladly nm my earthly race,
AjQd reach the blest abode.
4. Immortal Beauty, Source, Divine,
Of goodness, light and love;
How long, alas! t£is heart of mine
Did hard and loveless prove.
O Charity! Celestial Fire,
Take in me Thine abode;
Possess my soul, my heart inspire,
Unite me to my God.
No. 77.
LET GLORY IN THE HIGHEST.
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1. Praise we Thee, O Je - sus.
2. Praise we Thee, O Je - sus.
3. Let the praise be loud and high
Sweet and tranquil be the joy,
Felt to-day in every breast;
On this festival divine
Which records the origin
Of the glorious Eucharist. With, etc.
4. On this table of the King,
Our new paschal offering
Brings to end the olden rite.
Here, for empty shadows fled
Is reality instead,
Here, instead of darkness, light. With, etc.
5. His own act, at supper seated
Christ ordained to be repeated,
In His memory divine;
Wherefore now with adoration
We, the host of our salvatioTL
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Noi 79. Continued.
6. Hear what holy Church maintaineth,
That the bread its substance changeth
Into flesh, the wine to blood.
Doth it pass thy comprehending?
Faith, the law of sight transcending,
Leaps to things not understood. With, e
7. Here, beneath these signs are hidden,
Priceless things to sense forbidden;
Signs, not things, are all we see;
Flesh from bread, and blood from wine.
Yet is Christ in either sign,
All entire, confessed to be. With, etc.
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Sever not, nor rend, nor break.
But entire, their Lord receive.
Whether one or thousands eat.
All receive the self same meat.
Nor the less for others leave. With, f
9. Both the wicked and the good
Eat of this celestial food; '
But with ends how opposite I f
Here 'tis life, and there *tis death;
The same yet issuing to each '
In a difference infinite. With, etci
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But that in each part remains
"What was in the whole before;
Since the simple sign alone
Suffers change in state or form. With, etc
11. Lo! upon the altar lies,
Hidden deep from Human eyes.
Bread of angels, from the skies.
In old types fore-signified,
In the manna heaven-supplied,
Isaac, and the paschal lamb. With, etc.
12. Jesus! Shepherd of the sheep!
Thou Thy flock in safety keep,
Fill us with celestial grace.
Grant that with Thy saints above
Sitting at the feast of love,
We may see Thee, face to face. With, etc
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8. Let the praise be loud and high
Sweet and tranquil be the joy.
Felt to-day in every breast;
On this festival divine
Which records the origin
Of the glorious Eucharist. With, etc.
4. On this table of the King,
Our new paschal offering
Brings to end the olden rite;
Here, for empty shadows fled
Is reality instead,
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No. 80. Continued.
His own act, at supper seated,
Christ ordained to be repeated.
In His memory divine;
Wherefore now with adoration
We, the host of our salvation
Consecrate from bread and wine. With, etc.
Hear what holy Church maintaineth.
That the bread its substance changeth
Into flesh, the wine to blood.
Doth it pass thy comprehending?
Faith, the law of sight transcending.
Leaps to things not understood. Witli, etc.
Here, beneath these signs are hidden.
Priceless things to sense forbiddei^;
Signs, not things, are all we see;
Flesh from bread, and blood from wine,
Yet is Christ in either sign.
All entire, confessed to be. With, etc.
They too, who of Him partake,
Sever not, nor rend, nor break.
But entire, their Lord receive.
Whether one or thousands eat.
All receive the self same meat,
Nor the Jess for otheraleaN^. ^VSo., <i\c..
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9. Both the wicked and the good
Eat of this celestial food;
But with ends how opposite I
Here 'tis life, and there 'tis death;
The same yet issuing to each
In a difference infinite. With, etc.
10. Nor a single douht retain.
When they break the Host in twain.
But that in each part remains.
What was in the whole before.
Since the simple sign alone.
Suffers change in state or form. With.
11. Lo! upon the altar lies.
Hidden deep from human eyes.
Bread of angels, from the skies.
In old types fore-signified,
In the manna heaven-supplied,
Isaac, and the paschal lamb. With, etc
12. Jesus! Shepherd of the sheep!
Thou Thy flock in safety keep.
Fill us with celestial grace,
Grant that with Thy saints above.
Sitting at the feast of love.
We may see Thee, face to face. With, <
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Seated with His chosen band,
He, the paschal victim eating.
First fulfils the laws command.
Then as food to all His brethren.
Gives Himself with His own hand.
4. Word made flesh, the bread of natun
By His word to flesh He turns:
Wine into His blood He changes;
What though sense no change disa
Only be the heart in earnest,
Faith, her lesson quickly learns.
5. Down in adoration falling,
Lo! the sacred host we hail:
Lo! o'er ancient forms departing.
Never rites of grace prevail;
Faith, for all defects supplying,
Where the feeble senses fail.
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Be Thou my consolation, when death is draw-
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Be Thou my only treasure, through all eternity.
No. 83. THE WORD DESCENDING FROM ABOVE.
1. The Word, descending from a-bove, Tho'
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Himself in either kind He gave;
He gave His flesh, He gave His blood,
Df flesh and blood all men are made;
And He of man would be the food.
At birth, our brother He became;
At board, Himself as food He gives:
To ransom us He died in shame;
As our reward in bliss, He lives.
saving Victim! opening wide
The gate Qf heaven to man below !
Our foes press on from every side.
Thine aid supply, Thy strength bestow.
To Thy great name be endless praise.
Immortal God-head, One in Three!
Oh, grant us endless length of days
In our true native land with T\iefe\
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No. 84 SING, MY SOUL, HIS WONDROUS LOVE.
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3. Sing, my tongue, His holji name.
Let His glory be thy theme;
Praise Him, till He calls us home,
Trust His love for all to come.
4. Praise the Lord, Who reigns above.
Fountain of eternal love I
Praise Him, all the heav'nly host.
Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.
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No. 85. Concluded!
3. Bright angels who attend
Around our altar now.
Your wonted cares suspend,
List to our holy vow.
Jesus, my happy heart
Now gives itself to Thee,
Oh! never hence depart,
Reign here eternally.
4. Thy Sacred Name alone
All my delight shall prove;
No joy my soul shall own.
But in Thy holy love.
Thro' life this holy vow
Shall still be breathed to Heav'n,
And fervently as now,
My heart to Thee be giv'n.
No. 86.
PRAYER OF SAINT IGNATIUS.
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[y God, I here protest to Thee,
No other will have I, than Thine,
itever Thou hast giv'n to me,
I here again to Thee resign,
mine is Thine, say but the word,
pVhate'er Thou wiliest shall be done,
low Thy love, all gracious Lord,
know it seeks my good alone.
from Thee, all things are naught,
len grant, O my supreTXie8X\JC\^,
It me to love Thee as 1 ou^V,
jou givest all, in g\v\Tig \3Si^a.
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My love to Thee I vow.
I bum with heavenly fire.
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5. While night and day my foes allure,
In Thee I do confide.
Take Thou and place my heart secure.
Within Thy pierced side.
Within Thy pierced side.
L With Thy sweet chains, O Jesus, bind.
My rebel heart to Thee,
Till death, my safety I will find.
In such captivity.
In such captivity.
lo. 88. FOOD, THE PILGRIM NEEDETH.
1. O Food, the pil - grim need - eth, O
2. O Fount of love re - deem - ing, O
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2. thirs - ty souls, and flow - ing
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2. all are sat - is - fled.
3. Jesus! this feast receiving,
Thy word of truth believing,
We Thee unseen adore;
Grant, when the veil is rended,
That we, to heaven ascended.
May see Thee evermore.
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No. 89. Concluded.
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worship and adore,
when the veil away is rolled,
jopen face we may \ie\io\^,
3]f for evermore.
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In pity left for me;
ithout this mystery adored,
What would this exile be ?
My sweetest, etc.
desert land of woe and care,
A pilgrimage of strife,
ho could its grief, its sorrows bear.
Without this Bread of Life?
My sweetest, etc.
y soul here finds a sovereign balm,
A cure for every grief,
[id pain and care a heavenly calm,
A solace and relief.
My sweetest, etc.
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7. Strengthened by this, my soul i
Shall from this exile soar;
To dwell in realms of bliss and
Forever, evermore.
My sweetest, etc.
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The Victim of divinest love,
Let all the earth below adore,
And join the choirs of heaven above.
Jesus, dear Pastor of the flock,
We crowd in love about Thy feet,
Our voices yearn to praise Thee, Lord,
And joyfully Thy presence greet.
Sound, sound His praises higher still,
And come, ye angels, to our aid.
'Tis Gk)d, 'tis Gk)d, the very God,
Whose power hath men and angels made.
Here Thou art come, O precious Gift!
Our solace and our joy to be,
Increase the faith of loving hearts.
Who truly do beUeve in Tliee.
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2. in the dust I lie;
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2. lie up - on Thy breast.
I long, when far away,
To be with Thee again,
Where treasures of Thy grace
Fall like the silent rain.
veiled and hidden Love,
O loving, gracious Lord;
ifrom Thee the silver showers
Upon my heart are poured.
The storm of pain and grief
Bends me beneath its power;
1 have no help but Thee,
In sorrow's darkest hour.
O help me then, my Love,
For I am dark and lone;
And joy and light are Thine,
JJpgn this Altar-throne,
1. O Bread oi ». ^
2. O Food of life! TK
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2. And with joy ev-'ry grief re - pays.
8. My dearest God! Who dost so bind
My heart with countless chains to Thee!
O sweetest Love, my soul shall find.
In Thy dear bonds true liberty:
Thyself Thou hast bestowed on me,
Thine, Thine, forever I will be.
4. Beloved Lonj! in Heav'n above.
There, Jesus, Thou awaitest me,
To gaze on Thee with changeless love.
Yes, thus I hope, thus shall it be;
For how can He deny me heav'n,
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2. Je - sus, Thine own fl(
3. Other refuge have I non^
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No. 94, Conduded.
6. Comfort my poor soul distress'd,
Take possession of my breast;
Oh, how oft I sigh for Thee,
Jesus, Jesus, come to me.
6. Hide me, O my Savior, hide,
'Till the storm of life is past;
Safe into the haven guide,
O receive my soul at last
lo. 95. WHAT HAPPINESS CAN EQUAL MINE?
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2. He makes my heart His own a - bode, His
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my Lord, di - vine, Is
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O flowing fount, of life an
Where God, the giver, man, t
Meet and unite in sweet em
6. Dear Jesus, now my heart is
Oh! may it never from The
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And I Thine own eternally.
6. No more, O Satan I thee I f ea'
O world! thy charms I now
For Christ, Himself, is with i
My joy, my life, my Parad!
No. 96. OH! THE PRICELESS LOVE OF Jf
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2. Yet His heart is with me al - ways,
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2. Yet He stoop - eth down \o xck&,
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Thou dost with me ever bear;
1 can never, never, thank Thee
For Thy goodness and Thy care
4. When the brooding darkness hidei
Bitter tears of pain I weep;
But, Thou loving One, Thou heal
All my sorrow, dark and deep.
O, Thy priceless love, my Jesus!
Human love and love divine;
Thou art gentle. Thou art might
All Thy Sacred Heart is mine.l
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2. May I love Thee more and more.
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LORD, I AM NOT WORTHY.
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ACCEPT, ALMIGHTY FATHER.
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2. Heart of Je - sus, we Implore, That
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may love Thee more and more.
8. O Lamb of God ! meek Victim slain.
« For us, let not the stream that flowed,
From Thy pierced Heart have flowed in vain.
Oh I cleanse us with Thy precious blood.
Sweet Heart of Jesus, etc,
4 O Mother dear! O Virgin blest I
Thy heart and His are always one,
Plead, Thou, our cause. Thy sweet request.
Is ne*er refused Thee by Thy Son.
Sweet Heart of Jesus, etc.
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No. 101. ALL YEi WHO SEEK A SURE REUEF.
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2. Lord, Who gave Him - self for you, up
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2. -folds to you Hi% 8a - cred Heart, Oh,
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2. to that Heart draw nigh!
O Jesus, Joy of saints on high;
Thou Hope of sinners here;
Attracted by those loving words.
To Thee I lift my prayer.
Our Lord, etc.
Wash, Thou, my wounds in that dear blood,
Which forth from Thee did flow;
New grace, new hope inspire, a new
And better life bestow.
Our Lord, etc.
Praise Him, Who with the Father sits,
Enthron'd upon the skies;
Whose blood redeems our sonl from guilt,
Whose Spirit sanctifies.
Our Lord, etc.
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Sweet -est Heart Di
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2. Thou my guide,
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love and praise be Thine!
love and praise be Thine!
1. Make me, I im - plore, love Thee more.
2. Make me, I im - plore, love Thee more
3. Let not Thy precious blood be vain;
Sweet Heart of Jesus, my will sustain;
When I am tempted and sorely tried.
Make me remember Thee, crucified.
Sweetest Heart, etc.
4. Help me to lead poor sinners to Thee ;
Fill me with zeal and charity;
Teach me the holy and saving art,
Of teaching others to love Thy Heart.
Sweetest Heart, etc.
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2. Here,like the dove wltD>
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No. 103. Concluded.
1. His Hu - man | - i - ty,
2. ev - er true ' will be;
Who,
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3. From every bond of earth, O Lord,
Thy grace hath set me free,
My soul, delivered from the snare,
Enjoys triie liberty.
Naught more can I desire than this.
To see Thy face in heav'n.
And this I hope, since Thou, on earth,
Thy Heart in pledge hast gWea.
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2. Changing Ev - a's name, O
3. Break the captive's fetters; O Mf
Light on blindness pour; O
No. 104. Concluded.
5. Virgin all excelling, O Mary!
Mildest of the mild, O Mary!
Freed from guilt, preserve us
Meek and undefiled, O Mary!
6. Keep our life all spotless, O Mary!
Make our way secure, O^ary!
Till we find in Jesus
Joy for evermore, O Mary I
7. Through the highest heaven, O Mary!
To the Ahnighty Three, O Mary!
Father, Son, and Spirit,
One same glory be, O Mary!
No. 105.
HAIL, VIRGIN OF VIRGINS.
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4. Thy name is our power.
Thy love is our light;
We praise thee at morning.
At noon, and at night.
We thank thee, we bless thee,
When happy and free;
When tempted by Satan,
We call upon tiiee.
5. Oh I be thou our Mother,
And pray to the Lord,
That all may acknowledge
And worship His word.
That good men, with courage.
May walk in His ways.
And bad men, converted.
May join in His praise.
106.
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3. In sorrow, in darkness.
Be still at my side,
My light and my refuge.
My guard and my guide;
Though snares should surround me,
Yet why should I fear?
I know I am weak,
But my Mother is near;
Then, Mary, in pity,
Look down upon me.
O Mary, in pity, etc.
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1 . Hail ! ho-ly Queen ;i
2. Our life, our sweetness here below,
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Hail! Mother of mer - cy
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and earth resound
and earth resound
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sal-ve, sal-ve Re -gi-nal
sal-ve, sal-ve Re - gi - nal
! cry, poor sons of Eve, Maria I
isigh, we mourn, we grieve, O Maria!
iumph, ye, etc.
is but a vale of tears, O Maria!
banishment of fears, O Maria!
iumph, ye, etc.
, most gracious Advocate, O Marial
I thine eyes, compassionate, O Maria!
iumph, ye, etc.
our exile is complete, O Marial
ly womb-bom Jesus sweet, O Marial
iumph, ye, etc.
gracious Mother sweet, O Maria!
fary, we entreat, O Marial
Iumph, ye, etc.
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2. O sweet Mother! Oh, cast t
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2. Oh, ex - ult, ye
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8. Thou, brightest in the courts above,
O sweetest Mother!
Thou Joy of angelsl Queen of love,
O sweet Mother!
Oh, exult, ye Cherubim, etc.
4. O Maiden Mother! hear my prayer,
O sweet Mother!
And prove to me thy loving care
O sweet Mother I
Oh, exult, ye Cherubim, etc.
No. 109. DAILY, DAILY SING TO MARY.
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With a Mothers's fondest care;
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Bids us fly for refuge there.
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^e must mingle in the strife,
ly fondness watch not o'er \\&,
unsafe will be our Me.
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6. And our humble consecraffiir
Thou wilt surely not despise,
Prom thy high and lofty station.
Close to Jesus in the skies.
7. Mother Mary, to thy keeping,
We, ourselves to thee confide.
Toiling, resting, waking, sleeping.
To be ever at thy side.
8. Cares that vex us, joys that please us.
Life and death we trust to thee;
Thou wilt make them all for Jesus,
And for all eternity.
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3. Joyful in thy path they scatter
Roses white and lilies fair,
Yet with thy chaste bosom's whiteness,
Kose nor lily can compare.
4. Oh! that this low earth of ours,
Answering the angelic strain,
With thy praises might re-echo,
Till the heavens replied again !
5. Honor, glory; virtue merit.
Be to Thee, O Virgin's Son!
With the Father and the Spirit,
While eternal ages run.
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1. Heart, all meek, Heart, all mild,
2. Heart, all meek. Heart, all mild,
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Hear, oh hear thy lov - ing child.
Hear, oh hear thy lov • ing child.
O mystic olive of the field,
Heart of Mary,
Thy shades from heats of passion shield,
Heart of Mary,
Heart of purity, etc.
As children to their mother flee.
Heart of Mary,
So loving hearts will haste to thee,
Heart of Mary.
Heart of purity, etc.
Sweet Heart, within thy depths so chaste,
Heart of Mary,
The hearts of all thy children place.
Heart of Mary,
Heart of purity, etc.
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ioumers in this vale of tean,
Po thee, blest Advocate, we cry;
y our sorrows, calm our fears,
Ind soothe with hope our misery.
Hail thee, O Mary!
d while to Him, Who reigns above,
n Gkxl-head One, in Persons Three,
e source of life, of grace, of love,
lomage we pay on bended knee.
Hail thee, O Maryl
WITH HOLY CHOIRS OF ANGELS.
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With Him in Heaven al
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itars, with their goiden sheen,
iCrown thee celestial Queen,
Me resplendent sun clothes thee with light;
Low, as in homage meet,
Bowed down beneath thy feet,
leth the silvery crescent of night.
Sing then, etc.
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HEAR THY CHILDREN.
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4. Still watch o'er us, dearest MoAer, ^
From thy bounteous throne above;
Guard us from all barm and danger,
'Neath the shelt'ring wings of love.
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Most holy, e\jc.
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3. There in the temple court,
Old Simeon's heart beats high,
And Anna feeds her soul
With food of prophecy;
But, see! the shadows pass.
The world's true Light draws nigh,
The world's true Light draws nigh.
4. O Infant God! O Christ!
O Light most beautiful I
Thou comest, Joy of joys!
All darkness to annul;
And brightest lights of earth.
Beside Thy Light are dull.
Beside Thy Light are duU.
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The Mother of the Word.
Praise to the Father, with the Son,
And Holy Ghost, thro' Whom
The Word Eternal was conceived,
Wiibin the Virgin's wom\3.
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No. 122. Concluded.
5. As the sun, his face conceaUng
In a cloud, withdraws from sight,
So, in Mary then lay hidden
He, Who is the world's true light.
6. Honor, glory, virtue, merit.
Be to Thee, O Virgin's Son!
With the Father, and the Spirit,
While eternal ages run.
No. 123.
THE ASSUMPTION. AUG. 15TH.
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No. 123. Concluded.
4. Ascend, ascend, Imperial Queen!
Forsake this limitary scene;
Forsake this, lower, darksome place.
Which guilt and misery deface;
|:A higher world invites thee on:|
|:To splendor and dominion. :|
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Our weaiy exile o'er.
In thy unclouded glory
We'll see thee eveimore. Mother, etc
7. We'll see thee, Queen and Mother,
Enthi'oned in royal state,
In all thy Virgin splendor,
Our Queen Immaculate. Mother, etc
No. 125.
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Can the human heart refrain
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4. Bruised, derided, cursed, del
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For the sin of His own natio
Saw him hang in desolation,
No. 125 CoodufM.
6. O thou Mother! font of love!
Touch my spirit from above,
Make my heart with thine accord,
Make me feel as thou hast felt;
Make my soul to glow and melt
With the love of Christ, my Lord.
7. Virgin, of all virgins blest!
Listen to my fond request:
Let me share thy grief divine;
Let me, to my latest breath,
In my body bear the death
Of that dying Son of thine.
8. Holy Mother! pierce me tlmmgh,
Li my heart each wound renew
Of my Savior, Crucified:
Let me share with thee His pain.
Who, for all my sins, was slain.
Who, for me in torments, died.
0. Wounded with His every wound.
Steep my soul till it hath swooned
In His very blood away;
While my body here decays.
Make my soul Thy goodness praifle.
Safe in Paradise with thee.
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d oft His arms and bosom,
'ondly straining to her own;
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On each wound of her dear Son
Till, in one last kiss of anguish,
All her melting soul is gone.
4. Gentle Mother, we beseech thee,
By thy tears and trouble sore,
By the death of thy dear Offspring
By the bloody wounds He bore,
Touch our hearts with that true so
Which afflicted thee of yore.
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8, By whose watchful care repelling,
King of everlasting grace,
Every ghostly adversary.
All things evil, all things base;
Grant us of thine only goodness.
In thy paradise a place.
4. Laud and honor to the Father,
Laud and honor to the Son,
Laud and honor to the Spirit,
Ever Three and ever One:
Consubstantial, co-etftmal.
While unending agea tmw.
TO THE GUARDIAK ANGEL,
No. 128. DEAR ANGEL, EVER AT MY SIDE.
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8. I cannot feel thee touch ray hand.
With pressure light and mild,
To check me, as my mother did;
When I was but a child.
4. But I have felt thee in my thoughts,
Fighting with sin for me,
And when my heart loves God, I kuo^ ,
The sweetness is from thee.
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6. Yes! when I pray, thou pra]
Thy prayer is all for me;
But when I sleep, thou sleepest not,
But watchest patiently.
Then love me, love me, angel, dear
And I will love thee more;
And help me when my soul is csast.
Upon th' eternal shore.
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Dear angel mine! be always good,
This minute I would rather die.
Than say bad words or tell a lie.
:. I alwaysw feel disposed this way,
Whene'er I kneel me down to pray.
But I forget when church is o'er,
And am as naughty as before.
I, O blessed guardian, kind and mild,
Have pity on a poor, weak child,
And pray that God will make me strong.
To do the right, and shun the wrong.
\. Thy broad, white wing shall be my shield,
While battling on life's dusky field:
Thine arms enfold me, when I die,
And waft me homewatd U> XSaa^^ .
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No. 131. SAINT JOSEPH. MARCH 19TH.
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Jesus dear and Mary pure.
Happy saint, etc.
4. May our fervent prayers ascending
Move thee for our souls to ple°'^
— ^'AjmJ thy smile of peace descenc'
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2. - Son redeemed, hail, ho - ly Jo - seph!
3. Hail, holy Joseph, hail!
Prince of the house of Gk)d,
Hail, holy Joseph!
May His best graces be,
By tbjr sweet hands, bestowed.
Haii/etc.
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2. those on earth that own his rule.
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Fathers of mighty Rome, whose word,
Shall pass the doom of life or death,
By humble cross and bleeding sword.
Well have they won their laurel wreath.
O happy Rome, made holy now,
By these two martyr's glorious blood.
Earth's best and fairest cities bow,
By thy superior claims subdued.
For thou alone art worth them all,
City of Martyrs! Thou alone
Canst cheer our pilgrim hearts, and call
The Savior's sheep to Peter's throng.
All honor, pow'r and praise be giv'n
To Him, Who reigns in bliss on high,
For endless, endless years in hsa.N'\i,
One ODly Qod in Trinity.
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SAINT PATRICK. MARCH 17.
1. Grate - ful notes to heav'n as-cend*ing,
2. Pa - gan priests their dark de - lu-sions,
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2. Long had o'er Hi - ber - nia spread,
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2. De - mons from his pres - ence fled.
8. Lol their infant arms extending,
Erin's children crave his aid,
To their wants t"he ^am\ «XXeiitoL%,
|:Soon their \xeave\iVy c«a\ o\ifci^.\
No. 1 35. Concluded.
Prisons, insults, ever^ danger.
On our prelate's mission wait,
Patrick, still to fear a stranger,
||:Trusts to bounteous heav'nhis fate. :||
Sickness flies, his voice obeying.
Sightless eyes behold the day,
And the power of Gkxi displaying,
I -.Death, unwilling, yields his prey. :|
Mortals, with amazement seeing,
Senseless idols prostrate fall.
Own the Author of their being,
|*And procldm Him Lord oi all. :|
No. 1 36. SAINT ROSE OF LIMA. AUG. 30TH. _
1. First flow-'ret of the des-ertwilcl!^<
2. When first ap-pear'd the in-fant 8mile,i>®a
1 . leaves the sweets of grace ex - bal®' ^
2. - ing up - on thy fea«- tures meeKi
1. greet thee, Li - ma's saint- edl c^^^'
2. seem'd as if there blush'd tlx^ v?^^^®'
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No. 136. Concluded.
8. And hence thy name, St. Rose, was giv<
Not by thy earthly parents' choice,
But by the holy Queen of Heaven,
Who bade thee m that name rejoice.
4. Transplanted from the wordly gaze,
Which sometimes taints the fairest flowe
In solitude thou lovedst to praise
Thy Spouse, amid Religion's bowers.
5. There oft thy mind, too pure, too high.
For this low world of sin and strife.
Held blest communion with the sky.
Enjoying heaven in mortal life.
6. And once, amid thy rapturous prayer,
Thy heavenly Spouse, Himself, came dcv
Most sweetly breathing in thine ear,
**Rose of my heart, receive thy crown.
7. And whilst amid his glories now.
Thou seest Him face to face — oh! deig
St. Rose, to hear thy suppliant's vow.
That grace and glory we may gain.
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object of his souls delight,
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ful strains, come sound his praise,
anthems fill the vaulted sky,
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No. 139. Concluded.
3. With toils immense, both sea and land,
Immortal souls to God to gain,
He measures o'er, at God's command,
Then dies upon a desert plain,
4. To God, the Father, praise be sung,
And to the Son, co-equal King,
And to the Spirit, Who has sprung,
From both, let's Alleluias sing.
No. 140.
SAINT CECILIA. NOV. 22ND.
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3. Oh pray that we may ever seek
To be as free as thou from st
As constant, fervent, pure and i
Regardless of earth's fleetmg
Sweet Agnes, etc.
4. And, holy saint, be this thy pra
That, prizing not the world's
Through trials it may be our a
To strive but for a heavenly «
Sweet Agnes, etc.
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Who in ways of darkness trod;
See them thronging, all their lon^
Centres in the Lamb of Gkxl.
4. Salt of nations! twelve foundatio
Twelve Apostles, see them all.
Sons of Thunder, and the wonde
Of the Gtentiles, holy Paul,
Loving Peter, and still sweeter,
Friend of Jesus, Blessed Johr
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Pain and tribulation bore.
4. Many a blow and biting sculptun
Polished well those stones elect
In their places now compacted
By the heavenly Architect,
Who, therewith, hath willed fon
That His palace should be decl
5. Laud and honor to the Father,
Laud and honor to the Son, ,
Laud and honor to the Spirit,
Ever Three, and ever One,
Consubstantial, co-etemal,
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See how, for Thy presence, they I^Ql
Oh! then to enliven their sadness desc
And fill theih with peace and with joy
5. O Mother of mercy! Dear Soother in ,
Send, Thou, to their torments a balm;
Attemper the rigor of justice severe,
And soften their flames with a pitying
6. Ye patrons, who watched o'er their sal
O think how they need your fidelity d
And stir all the angels and saints of
To plead for the souls that upon yoi
7. Ye friends who, once sharing their
Now happy already, in Paradise rei^
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And call them to share in your pl(
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For God will hear thy sighs, if meek
Thy tears, if offered up for peace.
Christ's precious, etc.
4. Pray for the Dead! and while ye pw
Tremble, lest sin thy soul o'ertakf
Lest, when thine eyes are closed toJ
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JjL 146. OHl TURN TO JESUS, MOTHER, TURN.
1. Oh! turn to Je - sus, Motli-er, turn, And
2. Spouses of Christ they are, for He Was
1. call Him by His ten-d'rest names; Prav
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Pray, then, as thou hast e
Angels and souls all lool
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3. When my wearied soul leaves
This temple of clay,
Shield kindly, my Mother,
O guard on my way,
O leave me not, Mother,
Till danger be o'er.
My anchor cast firmly
On iieaven's bright bkote.
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8. In supremae nocte coenae
Recumbens cum f ratribus,
Obeervata lege plene
Cibis in legalibus,
Cibum turbae duodenae
Se dat suis manibus.
4. Yerbum caro panem verum
Verbo camem efficit,
Fitque sanguis Christi merum,
£t si sensus deficit,
Ad finnandum cor sincerum
Solo fides sufflcit
5. Tantum ergo Sacramentum
Veneremur cemui,
Et antiquum documentum
Novo cedat ritui,
Praestet fides supplementum
Seusuum defectui.
6. Genitori Qenitoque
Laus et jubilatio,
Salus, honor, virtus quoque
Sit et benedictio:
Procedenti ab utroque
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Sed auditu solo tuto creditur;
Credo quid quid dixit Dei Filius,
Nil hoc veritatis verbo verius.
3. In Cnice latebat sola Deltas,
At hie latet simul et humanitas;
Ambo tamen credens atque confitens
Peto, quod petivit latro poenitens.
4* Plagas, sicut Thomas, non intueor,
Deum tamen meum te eonfiteor;
Fac, me tibi semper magis credere.
In te spem habere, te diligere.
6. Pie Pelicane, Jesu Domine,
Me immundum munda tuo sanguine:
Cujus una stilla salvum facere,
Totum mundum quit ab omni scelere.
7. Jesu, quem velatum nunc adspicio,
Oro, fiat illud, quod tam sitio:
Ut, te revelata cernens facie
Yisu sun beatus tuae glonae.
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5. Visas, tactus gustus, in te fallitar
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Credo quid quid dixit Dei Pilius.
Nil hoc veritads verbo verius.
8. In Cruce latabat sola Deitas,
Sed hie latet simul et humanitas;
Ambo tamen credens atque confltens
Peto, quod petivit latro poenitens.
4. Plagas, sicut Thomas, non intueor,
Deum tamen meum te confiteor;
Fac me tibi semper magis credere.
In te spem habere, te diligere.
6. Pie Pelicane, Jesu Domine,
Me immundum munda tuo sanguine:
Cujus una stilla salvum facere,
Totum mundum quit ab omni scelere,
7. Jesu, quem velatum nunc adspicio,
Oro, flat illud, quod tam sitio:
Ut te revelata cemens facie
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2. -lis es pi-e Je-su! O cordis ju-bi-
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O bone Jesut
O bone Jesu!
4. Gregi fidelium
Da, bone Jesul
O dukis Jesul
Salutis exitum
O pie Jesu!
SALUTARIS HOSTIA.
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And open wide our heavenQ
Make safe the way that leads
And close the path to misery
5. O come, O come. Thou Lore
Who to Thy tribes, on Sinai
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Mary, Joseph, lend your aid.
With us sing our Savior's birth.
Sing, oh ! sing, etc.
No. 3. COME, YE LOFTY, COME, YE LOWLY
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3. Come, ye children, blithe and merry.
This one Child your model make;
Christmas holly, leaf and berry,
All be prized for His dear sake;
Come, ye gentle hearts, and tender,
Come, ye spirits, keen and bold;
All in all your homage render,
Weak and mighty, young and old.
4. High above, a star is shining.
And the Wise men haste from far:
Come, glad hearts, and spirits pining,
For you all has ris'n the star;
Let us bring our poor oblations,
Thanks, and love, and faith, and praise-
* Come, ye people, come, ye nations,
All in all, draw nigh to gaze.
5. Hark! the heaven of heaven's is ringing:
Christ, the Lord, to man is bom!
Are not all our hearts, too, singing.
Welcome, welcome, Christmas mom?
Still the Child, all pow'r possessing,
Smiles as through the ages past;
And the song of Christmas blessing.
Sweetly sinks to rest at last.
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On a mother's breast Thou sleepest,
Mother, yet a Virgin still:
Sad, with eyes bedimme'd,Thou weepest,
Eyes, which heaven with gladness fill,
Oh I what work's, etc.
Weak, the Strong, of strength the Giver,
Small, Whose arms creation span,
Boimd, Who only can deliver.
Bom is He, Who ne'er began.
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O, sweet Jesus, meek and mild,
Joy of the angels and hope of the earth,
Jesus, Jesus, bless Thy child !
Strong are the links and the bonds which confine
My heart and soul to Thee, Jesv^is aXV m\ssK.,
Jesus, Jesus, etc.
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2. Name of gladness, name of pleasure,
Name &yond what names can tell;
Name of sweetness, passing measure.
Ear and heart delighting well :
*Tis our safeguard and our treasure.
|:'Tis our help 'gainst sin and hell.:|
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3. 'Tis the name for adoration,
Tis the name of victory,
'Tis the name for meditation.
In the vale of misery.
Name for joyful veneration,
|:By the citizens on high.:|
4. 'Tis the name that whoso preacheth,
Finds it music to the ear;
'Tis the name that whoso teacheth,
Finds more sweet than honey's cheer;
Who its perfect wisdom reacheth,
|:Heavenly joy possesseth here.:|
5. Jesus, we. Thy name adoring,
Long to see Thee as Thou art;
Of Thy clemencjr imploring
So to write it m our heart,
That hereafter, heavenward soaring,
|:We with angels may \vvwe i^w\..*\
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O Joy of all the meek,
To those who fall, how kind Thou art!
How good to those who seek!
But what to those who find? Ah ! this
Nor tongue, nor pen can show,
The love of Jesus, what it is,
None but His loved ones know.
O King of love. Thy blessed fire
Does such sweet flames excite.
That first it raises the desire.
Then fills it with delight.
Jesus! our only thought be Thou,
As Thou our prize wilt be;
Jesus! be Thou our glory now.
And tnrougb eteimly.
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Hark! with what awful cry
His Spirit takes its flight!
That cry, it pierced Mary's heart,
And whehmed her soul in night. Woe,etc.
The sun withdraws his light;
The midday heavens grow pale;
Moon, stars, the imiverse joint,
Their Maker's death bewail. Woe, cUj.
Shall man alone be mute?
Come, youth, and hoary hairs!
Come, rich and poor! come, all mankind !
And bathe those feet in tears. Woe, etc.
Come, fall before His Cross,
Who shed for us His blood;
Who died the victim of his love.
To make us sons of God. '^ c», «Xr..
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Sa - vior's Blood, My life, mj
Noi 9. Concluded,
-ter - ni - ty. . .
pp
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ty.
To all e - ter - ni - ty.
To endless ages let us praise
The Precious Blood, whose price could raise
The world from wrath and sin;
Whose streams our inward thirst appease,
And heal the sinner's worst disease,
K he, if he but bathe therein.
O (sweetest Blood, that can implore
l^ardon of God and heaven restore.
The heaven which sin had lost:
While Abel's blood for vengeance pleads.
What Jesus shed still intercedes.
For those, for those, who wrong Him most.
O to be sprinkled from the wells.
Of Christ's own sacred Blood, excels
Earth's best and highest bliss:
The ministers of wrath divine,
Hurt not the happy hearts that shine.
With those, with those, red drops of His.
Ah! there is joy amid the saints,
And hell's despairing courage faints,
When this sweet song we raise:
O louder then, and louder still,
Earth with one mighty chorus fill,
The Precious, Precious, B\oo^ Vi ^\«^s».
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1. come and sing The pas - chal prais - es
2. wrought your peace, And made his Fa - ^er's
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1. of your King; That spot - less Lamb, Who
2. an -ger cease; See! life and death, in
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1. more than due, Paid for His sheep, which
2. blood - y fight. To conquer, strive with
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4. I saw the tomb ot my aear uuru,
I saw Himself, and Him adored;
I saw the napkin, and the sheet,
That bound His head, and wrapt
5. I heard the angels witness bear,
"Jesus is risen. He's not here;
Go, tell His brethren, they shall s
Thine, and their hope in Galilee!'
6. We, Lord, with faithful heart be!
Thou'rt risen, and shalt ever live
Thy conquering power o'ercame
Let that same power, us sinners s
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No. 12.
SING WE TRIUMPHANT.
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This is the Savior, thus _
This is His noble triumphd
4. Again, shall ye behold Him
As ye, today, have seen Hi
In glorious voice ascending
Up to the portals of the s^
5. He hastes to mount His hea
He takes His kingdom for ]
And thence again* when tic
To judge the nations shall c
No. 13.
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VENI CREATOR SPIR
n
1. Ve - ni Cre - . a
1. Come, ho - ly Ghost, I
No. 13. Concluded.
1. -ta, im - pie en - per - na
1. Son; Come, ho - ly Ghost, our
M— t
1. gra
1. souls
^t fl ^
ti - a,
pos - sess,
t
ere
uae tu
ith Thy full
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1. - a - sti pec - to - ra.
1. flood of ho - li - ness.
A • meD.
2. Let mouth, and heart, and flesh combme.
To herald forth our creed divine,
And love so wrap our mortal frame.
Others may catch the living flame.
8. Praise to the Father, with the Son,
And Holy Spirit, Three in One;
As ever was in ages past,
And shall be so while age^ \aB\..
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1. Come, ho - ly Bhost,
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1. -tus men - tes
1. blest! And in
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Thy rest; CoDf
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1. -per - na gra - ti - 1
Noi 14. Concluded.
2. Praise to the Father, aid the Son,
And Holy Spirit, with Them One;
And may the Son on us bestow
The gifts that from the Spirit flow.
No. 15. JESUS, SAVIOR OF MY SOUL
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2. storm
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2. ceive
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3. All my trust in Thee is sti
All my help from Thee
Cover my defenceless hea
With the shadow of Tl
Hide me, etc.
No. 16. ContiniMd.
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Join in cheerful mel - o - dy;
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Praising Je - sua, Ma - ry, Jo - seph
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No. 16. Concluded.
4^VIII\ril
To the prom - i - ses that bind
o the '^Ho - ly Fam -i
2. Jesus, Whose almighty bidding,
All created things fulfil,
Lives on earth in meek subjection,
To His earthly parents* will.
Sw#etest Infant, make us patient,
And obedient for Thy sake;
Teach us to be chaste and gentle.
All our stormy passions break.
3. Mary, thou alone wert chosen
To be Mother of thy God,
Thou didst guide the earlyf ootsteps
Of the Great Incarnate Word.
Dearest Mother! make us humble;
For thy Son will take His rest.
In the poor and lowly dwelling
Of a humble sinner's breast.
4. Joseph, thou wert called the father
Of thy Maker and thy Lord;
Thine it was to save thy Savior,
From the cruel Herod's sword.
Suffer us to call thee father;
Show to us a father's love;
Lead us safe througTa. everj diaxijgsc,
TiJI we meet inlieavcvi «;)aoNfe.
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No. 17.
JESUS, MARY, JOSEPH.
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2. O names to which we fdnd-ly
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1. skies — O Je - sus, Ma - ry, Jo -
2. turn — O Je - sus, Ma - ry, Jo -
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2. -seph!
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O love, where - with your
ffl^
1. tho'ts a - rise, O Je - sus. Ma - ry,
2. hearts do bum, O Je - sus, Ma - ry.
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1. Jo -seph! Our hearts ex -
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2. Jo ' seph! O do by
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2. sin - ners pieau.
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1. Ma - ry, Jo
2. Ma - ry, Jo
O names that point the just n
O Jesus, Mary, Joseph!
Assist us while on earth we s
O Jesus, Mary Joseph!
O make us live for none but
O Jesus, Mary, Joseph!
GRATEFUL NOTES.
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Noi 18. Continued!
Thy glorious name a - dored,
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ly, ho - ly, ho - ly Lord,
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Thy glorious name
a - dored.
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Men on earth, saints above,
Sing the great Redeemer's love,
liLord, Thy mercies never M\,
Hail, ceiestiai goodness, hai\..*.\
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No. 19.
THEE, SOVEREIGN GOD.
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fes - tive lays;
No. 19. Concluded.
With echoes sounds im • mor- tal fame.
Lord God of hosts, the heavenly pow'rs
For Thee vibrate the vaulted tow'rs,
Cherubs and seraphs throned on high,
Still Holy, Holy, Holy cry.
Both heaven and earth aloud display,
Thy beauty, grandeur majesty;
Thy praises fill th' Apostles' choir,
The Prophets in the song conspire.
O! grant us, with the saints above;
To share Thy everlasting love;
Save Lord' Thy people, and enhance
Thy grace on Thy inheritance.
Forever rule and guide their ways,
Each day we'll chant aloud Thy praise,
No age shall fail to extol Thy name.
No hour neglect Thy lasting fame.
Preserve us. Lord, this day from ill,
Have mercy. Lord! have mercy still;
As we have hoped, so crown our pain.
Nor Jet our hope in Thee be '^am.
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No. 20. Conclu<l«^
Thou, henceforth, my all shalt be.
2. Let the world despise and leave me.
It has left my Savior, too;
I '.Human hearts and looks deceive me.
Thou art not, like them, untrue. :||
3. Whilst Thy graces shall adorn me,
God of wisdom, love, and might,
|:Foes may hate, and friends may scorn me,
Show Thy face, and all is bright. :||
4. Soul, then, know Thy full salvation,
Rise o'er sin, and fear, and care;
I Joy to find in every station,
Something still to do or bear.:)
5. Think what Spirit dwells within thee.
Think what sacraments are thine;
I .Think that Jesus died to win thee —
Child of heaven, canst thou repine ?:|
6. Haste thee on from grace to glory,
Arm'd with faith, and winged with prayer,
|:An eternal day before thee,
Waits for Gk)d to guide thee there. :|
7. Soon shall close thine earthly mission,
Patience shall thy spirit raise;
|:Hope shall change to gVaA imiXAcra.,
Faith to sight, and prayer Xft v'wS^^.'X
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No. 22.
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TANTUM ERGO. II.
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2. Gre - ni - to
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ri, Ge - ni - to - que
1. Ve-ne-re
2. Lauset ju
mur cer-nu-i; Et an-
bi - la - ti - o, Sa - lus
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2.
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2.
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2..
fi - des
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sup - pie - men- tuxa. fe^xs. - «ck.-
ab u - tto - c\\\^ Ccvca - >^5t
29d
1. -um de - fec-tu - i. A
2. sit lau - da - ti - o.
No. 23.
TANTUM ERGO. III.
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2. Ge - ni - to - ri ge - ni
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1. Ve - ne - re - mur cer - m
2. Laus et ju - bi - la - ti
No. 23. Concluded^
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1. -men-tum, No - vo ce - dat ri - tu-
2. quo - que, Sit et be - ne - di - cti
1. -i. Praestet fl - des sup-pie -men - turn,
2. -o. Pro - ce - den - ti ab - u - tro - que
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1. Sen-su - um de - fe -ctu - i. A - men.
2. Compar sit lau - da - ti - o.
No. 24. TANTUM ERGO. IV.
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1. Tan - turn er - go Sac - ra - men-tum
2. Ge - ni - to - ri ge - ni - to - que,
1. ve - ne
- re
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cer
- ii\i
- V,
2. Jau8 et
;u
- bi -
aoi
la
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1. no - vo
2. sit et
ce - dat
be - ne
1. Praes-tet fi - des
2. Pro - ce - den - ti
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No, 25.
SALUTARIS HOSTIA. I.
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1. O
2. U
sa - lu
ni tri
ta
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1. a, Quae
2. no, Sit
coe - 11
sem - pi
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2. glo - ri - a,
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3:
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1. -munt ho - sti - li - a,
2. si - ne ter - mi - no,
Da ro
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2. Do - mi
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2. -ter - na
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No. 26. Concluded.
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1. -xi
2. pa
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li
tri
um.
a.
27.
SALUTARIS HOSTIA I m
^Ef^
men.
i
1. O
2. U
f
sa
ui
lu - ta
tri - DO
ris
que
P..\> J J J J I I J ^ J^ i
1. ho - sti - a Quae coe - li pan - dis
2. Do - mi - no Sit sem - pi - ter - na
nrtm
^
1. o - sti -um; Bel - la pre - munt ho
2. glo-ri - a Qui vi - tarn «l - \ia
8Q6
No. 27. Concluded.
i-j-ib-i
s
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p
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1 . - sti - li - a Da ro - bur. fer au -
2. ter -mi -no No - bis do - net in
\^' \l}\ \ l^fj \ J,^
1. - xi - 11 - um.
2. pa-tri - a.
men.
No. 28
SALUTARIS HOSTIA I V.
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M^
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1. O
2. U
sa
ni
lu
tri
ta
no
ns
que
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/>
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m
1. ho ' sti
2. Do - mi
1
f=r
a, Qviaft w» - li pan
no, ^\t ^Txv - ^\ - \fc^
dis
No. 2a Condudad.
1. o - sti - um; Bel - la pre - munt ho-
2. glo - ri - a, Qui vi - tarn si - ne
r^/^/ i J N ^
1. -sti - li - a, Da
2. ter - mi - no No
ro - bur fer au
bis do - net in
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Wf nn
1. -xi - li - um, Da ro - bur fer au-
2. pa - tri - a, No - bis do - net in
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1. -xi
2. pa
tri
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a.
an
^ - TEkKOL,
No. 29
AVE VERUM.
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4
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j A - ve, ve - rum Cor - pus, na - turn
/ Ve - re pas - sum, im - mo - la - turn
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S»=5
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Hail, true bod - y of the Sa - vior,
Slain up - on the cross, to cleanse us,
X
t
1
j de Ma - ri - a
\ in Cru - ce pro
Vir - gi - ne;
ho - mi-ne;
T=l
i
T
ry s Vir
3^
j Spot - less Ma - ry's Vir ^ gin birth !
\ By His pains from sins of earth;
P
y
SEp^
;
+
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1
Cu - jus la - tus per - f o - ra - tum
Es - to no - bis prae - gu - sta - tum
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From Whose side,loT ^\\x - v«5^ ^^^^^ - '^>
MajstThou,dear-est licvc^, ^i^ ^^ - ^^
-soft
No. 29. Continued.
rJ" J J-* J rirt^J~ T:-rTTi
i Flux - it un - da, san - gui - ne. /
I Mor - tis in ex - a - mi - ne. J"
i
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j Wa - ter flow'd and min - gled blood I
} In death's hour to be our food, f
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O hear us, merciful and
f ! * O
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S^
pi - e! O Je - su Fi - H
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5t^::it
3
jgra
cious, Oh, swee\. ^^ - «^^^
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No. 29i Concluded.
I is^
F
De - i
et
Ma - ri -' ae!
^V-'' I jj#^^^
/ ^-^
Je - sua, Child of Ma - ly.
Ko. 30. PANIS ANGaORUM.
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1. O pa - nis an - ge
2. O gra - ti - ae fo
rr
t
lo . rum, a-
di - na, O
fi toj J j J | J:-^i ^
1. -mo - ris O, e - du - li - urn, O
2. glo - ri - ae commer - ti - um, vir -
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3
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1 — ■
1. po - tus, O «k - Ts^Qix \\m, the-
;8. tu - lis oi - ^ - ^'^ - ^^. ««.•
No. 30. Concluded.
#T~j j iTjy^firfi
1. - sau-nis et pe - cu - li - um, }
2. - les - ti - um - que mer - ci - um
P
t
i
o
-^i- n^
^
Je - su, dul - cis - si - me, O
^
i JiJ^ ^J'-G
Je - su, ca - ris - si - me, O
su, De-US, me - us et
P
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iX]nn
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mni - a, O Je
1. -su, De-US me- us et o - mni - a.
3. O panis angelorum
Castis paratus mentibus,
Panisque flliorum,
Non porrigendus coi^Xsvsa. Q> ^^ss^x, <?^r..
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No, 31.
ESCA VIATORUM.
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1.0 e - sea vi - a - to -rum, O
rr TP
pa - nis an - ge - lo - rum, O
m
i
^^m
rj f
man - na coe - li - turn. E
^^f-H-f^^
I
su - .ri - en - tes ei - ba, Dul-
r f
- ce - di ■ ne noii ^ts. - ^^, C^jft-
%v;t
i
«ipi
No.3t. Concluded.
- da quae - ren - ti
um, Cor-
/>
rr^^
*-
J
r
' da quae
-zr
ren - ti - um.
2. O lympha, fons amoris,
Qui puro Salvatoris
E corde profluit.
Tesitientes pota,
Haec sola nostra vota
I :His una sufficis. :|
8. O Jesu, tuum vultum,
Quern colimus occultum,
Sub panis specie,
Fac, ut remoto velo,
Post libera in coelo,
I :Cemamus facie : |
813
No. 32. SAVING HOST, WE FALL BEFORE THEL
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1. 8av-ing Host, we fall before Thee,
2. From Thy Father's throne descending
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1. Trust -ing in our Sa - vior's word,
2. Thou becom'st our dai - ly bread;
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1. Thee we own the Lord of glo - ry,
2 'Midst ce - les - tial hosts at - tending,
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1. Thee we own our Sov'reign Lord.
2, With Thy fLes^i owi ^xs^^ «x^ 1^.
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No. 32. Concluded!
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1. While our e - vil foes con-tending,
2. Come, Thou source of ev - 'ry blessing,
4-
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3^
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1. Threaten our e - ter - nal loss
2. Warm our hearts with love di - vine;
tit
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1. Be with heav'nly grace de - fend-ing,
2. Let Thy grace our souls pos-sess - ing,
g^y^^
s^
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1. And pro - tect us with Thy cross,
2. Make us be for - ev - er Thine,
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1. And pro - tect \ift ^VCsi 'vXs^ <st^'»».
2. Make us be tox - e^ - et ^\^ssv^ I
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No. 33.
Alldbreve.-
AVE VERUM.
S ^'X
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w
p
1. A
r^
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ve, ve - rum cor - pus,
mi
-s^—l
Ve
t
na-tum de Ma-ri - a Vir-gi-ne.
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^
S
re pas - sum, im
4-4
mo
d:
' T' Jr^ ^ ^^r— V I gl ^ I - I
5^
e
1^-
la - turn in Cru
ce
riJt,
pro
i
^^
S:
2
:?r=
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ho - mi - ne.
^ a tempo.
Cu - jus la - tus
^
e-^j-^
P
rr^ f
1— r
-tem-
per - f o - ra - tumY\\3i - ^\\ >mv - ^,
cres.
No. 33. Concluded.
P
W4^^^^
r
g=^
prae - gu - sta - turn mor - tis
rit. zi==^p dolce.-
m ex
- a
^
mi - ne. O cle
poco. rit. mf
-i
mens! O
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JESUS, JESUS, COME TO ME.
1. Je - 8U8, Jesus,
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2. Emp- ty is all world-ly joy, Ev - er
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4. On the cross m ,ag - o-ny , Thou dSdst
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No. 34. Concluded.
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1. ses - sion of my breast, Take pos-
2. Thy own Flesh and Blood, Jesus,
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4. rap - ture to be Thine.
No. 35. SACRED HEART.
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Thy children's woes and wounds to heal,
O Heart most purel O Heart most patient!
Unto our souls Thy depths reveal.
3. O Heart Divine 1 in Thee confiding,
We soon shall learn to do Thy will;
And in Thy sacred wounds abidvcv^,
Tby burning love our Yiearts sYi-aXV^Sl-
Noi 35i Concluded!
4. O Heart of love! O make us love Thee,
And ever serve Thee faithfully;
O sweetest Heart! we humbly pray Thee,
O let us live and die in Thee!
5. O Heart! the source of ev'ry blessing!
Thou sweetest, strongest, holiest, best I
Be now our treasure in this exile,
And once in heav'n, be Thou our rest!
No. 36. HEAVEN'S GLORIOUS KING.
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1. bliss
2. mor
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HEABT OF HEARTS.
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J. Heart of Je - sus, consumed for us with
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No. 38. LO, I PRAISE. AS FAITH IS TEACHING.
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2. Floods thence to a heart descending,
Wherein holy Hope doth dwell,
Raise a spring there upwards tending.
Whence those living waters well.
3. Kneel we then to worship lowly.
Whence all good to us hatiiiLcs^Ti,
Shunnin^earthly joys, love «o\^^ ,
Je8us' Heart, that's trvift aXoue.
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No. 39. Concluded.
ev - '17 heart and tongue.
2. O Heart, for me on fire,
With love no man can speak,
My yet untold desire,
Qod gives me for Thy sake.
While, etc.
3. Too true, I have forsaken
Thy flock, by wilful sin:
Yet now let me be taken,
Back to Thy fold again.
While, etc.
4. As Thou art meek and lowly,
And ever pure of heart,
So may my heart be wholly
Of Thine the counterpart.
While, etc.
5. O that to me were given,
The pinions of a dove,
rd speed aloft to heaven.
My Jesus' love to prove.
While, elc.
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Hymns to thee we're gh
Praise for thee to God t\
O Mary, ever haxJ
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Noi 42 Continued.
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3. O Mother dear, O, pray for me.
Should pleasure's syren lay
E'er tempt thy child to wander far
From virtue's path away.
O Mother, etc.
4. When thorns beset life's devious way,
And darkling waters flow,
Then, Mary, aid thy weeping child,
Thyself a Mother show.
O Mother, etc.
5. O Mother dear, O pray for me
When all looks bright and fair.
That I may all my danger see.
For surely then 'tis near.
O Mother, etc.
6. A Mother's prayer, how much we need,
If prosperous be the ray
That paints with gold the flowery mead
Which blossoms in our way.
O Mother, etc.
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py Moth - er, Vir - gm blest.
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Call her, trust her lovingly;
When the tempest rages round thee,
She will calm the troubled sea.
Gifts of heaven she has given,
Noble Lady, to our race;
She, the Queen, who decks her subjects,
With the light of (Jod's own grace.
All my senses, heart, affections.
Strive to sound her glory forth.
Spread around me sweet memorials,
Of the Virgin's priceless worth.
Sing in songs of praise imending.
Sing the world's majestic Queen;
Never weary, always telling,
All the gifts she givea U> isysoi.
No. 44. WILT THOU LOOK UPON ME, MOTHER?
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2. Wilt thou, Mother, hover ever,
On my pathway still to guide,
Wilt thou whisper kind direction
To the angel by my side.
O my, etc.
3. Wilt thou pray for me to Jesus,
That His will I e'er may know,
Wilt thou tell me then His pleasure,
That I e'er may to it bow.
O my, etc.
4. O then Mother, I petition.
And I know thy aid will come,
Angels praise thee for it. Mother,
In thy everlasting liOTXie,.
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Noi 45i Conciudadi
3. O Mary, be this heart our stay,
Till death shall call our souls away,
From this frail dust, then, ere we part.
Hide us, O Mary! in thy heart.
4. Through that pure heart where thou didst dwell.
That heart that loved thine own so well.
May all their meed of homage send
To thee for ages without end.
^No. 46.
VIRGIN, THE EMPRESS.
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2. The Son of the Highest desce
To God thou art nighest,
birth,
O Mother, behold us embraci
In thy mantle enfold us ;
greet.
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2. Hail, Mary! as a feeble child,
I haste to thee, my Mother mildl
O bend on me thy loving eyes.
And hear thy child's endearing eric
Hail, Mary I thou hast stood beside
The cross, and wept as Jesus died;
O, gr^t that I |:may with thee w(
With thee may watch and vigil k(
*^ ^"^AhJMaryl thou hast sinless
jf DAUGHTER OF A MIGHTY FATHER.
( Immaculate Conception.)
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passions: Ma - cu
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Ma-cu-lanonest in te.
Spouse of the eternal Spirit,
Blossom which will ne'er decay,
Let us but thy love inherit.
Macula non est in te.
Daughter, Mother, Spouse of Heaven,
Listen to our earnest lay,
Sweetest gift to man e'er given;
Macula non est in te.
Here on earth we see but darkly.
But we hail afar the day,
When we'll see thee in thy splendor;
Macula non est in te.
We are earth's, oh! thou who blossomed,
Lily in the thorny way,
Guide and help lis, love and bleaa \i&'.
Macula non est in te.
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No. 49. Concluded.
2. Earth is darksome, we are weary,
Satan setteth snares for all;
||:Pray for us, O tender Mary,
Pray to Jesus, lest we fall:|
3. Raise thy voice for us to Jesus,
In this blessed month of thine,
|:Raise thy pure hands up to bless us.
As we linger 'roimd thy shrine. :|
4. Many call upon thee. Mother,
Some in manhood, strong in youth;
I :Some in age, in tender childhood.
All in loving faith and truth. |
5. Bless, O bless us, now and ever.
Thou who once the dark earth trod,
I : And when djring, waft our spirits
To the bosom of our God. :|
No. 50. LO. MARY, AT THY FEET.
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D. 51. QUEEN OF LOVaV BLOOMING MAY.
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2. O keep for us with tender cau^
Of maidens, queens and t\
The lily flower, so pure and |
Surrounded by all others.
O let them all in beauty shii
Each heart so deck and c<
As to become a holy shrine
Where angels love to hov^
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MARY, MOTHER MARY.
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No. 52. Concluded.
2. The grisly form of terror,
Now rises on our way,
Now more seductive error.
Would lead our feet astray.
Satan is strong and wary,
But thou wilt crush his might,
Oh Mary, Mother Mary!
Strengthen us in the fight t
3. From dangerous occasions.
That blind imprudent eyes,
i^'rom treacherous persuasions,
That point not to the skies,
From mirth too light and airy,
From thought too sad and deep:
O Mary, Mother Mary!
Thy loving children keep.
4. Let us remember ever
The presence of the Lord,
To serve Him let's endeavor.
In thought, in deed, in word.
As monster or as fairy,
Satan may take the field,
But Mary. Mother Mary!
Thy name w\\\ Vi^ owy ^o\OA
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1. Hail, Vir - gini dear - est
love - ly Queen of May!
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No. 53. Concluded.
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Behold earth's blossoms springing,
In beauteous form and hue,
All nature gladly bringing
Her sweetest charms to you.
We'll gather fresh, bright flowers,
To bind our fair Queen's brow,
|:From gay and veraant bowers
We haste to crown thee now. :|
The rose and lily wreathing
The humble violet fair.
To thee their perfumes breathing,
With sweetness scent the air.
The mignonette, the lilac.
And sweet forget-me-not,
|:The eglantine and myrtle,
To grace your wreath we've brought. :|
The heliotrope, sweet type of love,
And star-of-Bethlehem too.
The lily-of -the- valley.
Complete the wreath for you,
And now, our blessed Mother,
Smile on our festal day,
Accept OUT wreath oi fto^ct^,
l:ADd be our Queen oi ^«i.^ .*\
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No. 54. THIS IS THE IMAGE OF THE QUEEN.
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2. The sacred homage that we pay,
To Mary's image here,
To Mary's self at once ascends,
I : Above the starry sphere. :||
3. How fan* soever be the form
Which here your eyes behold,
Its beauty is by Mary's self
|:Excelled a thousandfold.:)
4. Sweet are the flow'rets we have culled,
This image to adorn;
But sweeter far is Mary's self,
I -.That rose without a thorn :||
5. Most holy Mary, at thy feet,
I bend a suppliant knee;
When on the bed of deat\i WSa,
l:Do thou remembeT inft,'\
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Noi 55. Concluded.
1. guilt - y child
2. am too deaf
me.
hear.
But I have felt thee in my thoughts,
Fighting with sin for me.
And when my heart loves God, I know,
|:The sweetness is from thee. :|
And when, dear Spirit! I kneel down.
Morning and night to prayer,
Something there is within my heart,
I : Which teUs me thou art there. .J
Yes I when I pray thou prayest too,
Thy prayer is all for me,
But when I sleep, thou sleepest not,
|:But watchest patiently. :||
And thou in life's last hour wilt bring,
A fresh supply of grace,
And afterward will let me kiss
||:Thy beautiful bright face. I
O weary not, but love me still,
For Mary's sake thy Queen,
She never tired of me, though I
||:Her sinful child have been -.I
Then love me, love me, angel dear!
And I will love thee more;
And help me when ra^ s.ovi\\^ ^-asX,
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No. 56. Concludsd*
Be near me, and round me,
Thy bright presence fling,
My heart close enfold,
With thy pure snowy wing.
O guide me, bless'd angel.
To heaven and Gk)d,
In the straight narrow path,
The Child Jesus hath trod.
His mother e'er watched Him,
With such tender care,
Ask her now to take me,
To dwell with Him there.
JOY OF THE SAINTS.
1. Joy of the Saints! who didst
- hold Our life's sure hope, the world's
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The great Creator made it thine,
To be the spouse of purest maid;
And father of the Word Divine,
In name, salvation's work to ai(
Thou seest with joy in manger li<
The Savior sung by seers of y^
And Him the Son of God most
In lowliness thou didst adore.
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No. 5a HAIL, HOLY JOSEPH, HAIU
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Noi 58. Concluded.
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2. Hail, holy Joseph, hail!
Father of Christ esteemed; Hail, holy Joseph!
Father, be thou to those
Thy Foster-Son redeemed. Hail, holy Joseph!
8. Hail, holy Joseph, hail!
Prince of the house of God, Hail, holy Joseph!
May His best graces be
By thy sweet hands bestowed. Hail, etc.
4. Hail, holy Joseph, hail!
Beloved of angels, hail! Hail, holy Joseph!
Cheer thou the hearts that faint.
And guide the steps that fail. Hail, etc.
5. Hail, holy Joseph, hail!
Ood'8 choice wert thou alone; Hail, etc.
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And coimt each short-lived glistening wave;
Their sum would tell, how oft I crave
|(:To praise the Blessed Sacrament. :|
With each of them, my voice I'll raise
To Him who hath my heart always,
And sing a hymn of fervent pT^Xsfc,
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With countless blades, my voice I'll
To Him who hath my heart always,
And sing a hymn of fervent praise,
|:To this Most Holy Sacrament. :|
5. O pleasant gardens! could I know
How many flowers within you groT
So many flowers of praise I'd strei
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And with each flower, my voice
To Him, who hath my heart ah
And sing a hymn of fervent pi
Not61. Concluded.
So many times, my voice I'll raise
To Him, who hath my heart always,
And sing a hymn of fervent praise,
|:To this Most Holy Sacrament. :|
O earth! thy praises have an end,
To seraphs, I the task commend,
Their tireless voices they must lend,
|:To praise the blessed Sacrament. :|
And with their choir, my voice I'll raise
To Him, who has my heart always,
And sing a hymn of fervent praise,
|:To this Most Holy Sacrament. :|
Eternity! duration long!
To thee alone, it doth belong
To measure, when should cease the song,
|:That lauds the Blessed Sacrament. :||
Eternally, my voice I'll raise
To Him, who hath my heart always,
Eternally sing hymns of praise,
|;To this Most Holy Sacrament. :lt
1. Ky-ri-e e - lei-son. Ky-ri-e e
2. Chri- ste e - lei-son. Chri-ste e
3. Ky-ri-e e - Id-son. Ky-ri-e e
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6. Fili,Redemptor mundi Deus,
7. Spiritus sancte Deus,
8. Sancta Trinitas, unus Deus,
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Litaniae Sanctissimi Nomlnis Jesui ContimiedL
15. Je - su a-ma-bi-lis, Mi-se- re-re nobis.
16. Jesu admirabilis
17. Jesu, Deus fortis,
18. Jesu, pater futuri saeculi,
19. Jesu, magni consilii angele.
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20. Jesu po-ten-ti-si-me, Mi-se -re- re nobis.
21. Jesu patientissime,
22. Jesu obedientissime,
23. Jesu, mitis et humilis corde.
24. Jesu, amatx)r ca-sti-ta - tis. Miserere nobis.
25. Jesu, amator noster,
26. Jesu, Deus pads,
^1. Jesu, auctor vitae,
S8. Jesu, exemplar virtutvim.,
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31. Jesu,
32. Jesu,
33. Jesu,
34. Jesu,
35. Jesu,
36. Jesu,
37. Jesu,
Deus noster,
refugium nostrum,
pater pauperum,
thesaurus fidelium,
bone pastor,
lux vera,
sapientia aetema,
bonitas infinita.
38. Jesu, gaudium Angelorum, Misei
39. Jesu, rex Patriarcharum,
40. Jesu, magister Apostolorum,
41. Jesu, doctor Evangelistarum,
42. Jesu, fortitudo Martjrrum,
42. Jesu, lumen Confessorum,
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48. Ab om - ni malo, Libera nos, Jesu.
49. Ab omni peccato,
50. Ab ira tua,
51. Ab insidiis diaboli,
52. A spiritu fomicationis,
53. A morte perpetua,
54. A neglectu inspiration um tuanun,
56. Per mysteriunisanctae incamati-
[onis tuae. Libera nos,Jesu.
56. Per nativitatem tuam,
57. Per infantiam tuam,
58. Per divinissiman vitam tuam,
59. Per labores tuos,
60. Per agoniam | et passionem tuam,
61. Per crucem|et derelictionem tuam,
62. Per languores tuos,
63. Per mortem |et sepulturam Iw^assL.
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66. Per gaudia tua,
67. Per gloriam tuam.
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71. Je - su au-di nos. Je - su, ex-au - di nos.
72. Ky-ri- e e - lei - son. Ky- ri- e e - lei - son.
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2. Sancta Dei Genitrix,
8. Sancta Virgo Virginum,
4. Mater Christ!,
5. Mater divinae gratiae,
6. Mater pu - risstma,
7. Mater ca - stissima,
8. Mater invio - la - ta,
9. Mater interne - ra - ta«
10. Mater a - mabilis,
11. Mater admi - ra - bills,
12. Mater Orea - to - ris,
13. Mater Salva - to - ris,
14. Virgo prudentis - sima,
15. Virgo vene - ran - da,
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21.
32.
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25.
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28.
29.
80.
31.
33.
88.
84.
86.
86.
87.
88.
89.
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41.
43.
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44.
46.
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Speculum ju - sti - ti - ae,
Sedes sa - pi en - ti - ae,
Causa notrae laeti - ti - ae,
Vas spiritu - a - le,
Vas bono - ra - bi le,
y aj9 insigne devoti - o nls,
Rosa my-sti-ca,
Tunis Da - vi di - ca,
Tunis e - bur - nea,
Domus
Foederis
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Ora pro nobis.
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Salus infir
Ref ugium pec-ca-to
Oonsolatrix affli-cto
Auxilium Ohristiano-ram,
Regina Ange - lo - ram,
Regina Patriar-cha - ram,
Regina Prophe- ta - ram,
Regina Aposto -lo - nmi,
Regina Mar - tyram,
Regina Confes - so - ram,
Regina Vir- ginum ,
Regina Sanctorum omnium,
Begina sine labe originsAi coiic«v\a^,
Regina sacratissimi Koaaru,
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6. Fili, Redemptor mundi Deus. — Miserere no-
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7. Spiritus sancte Deus. — Miserere nobis.
8. Sancta Trinitas unus Deua. — ^Mxsjet<e«fc^vS««..
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10. Saacta Maria, sine labe origiualiconcepta.—
Oro pro nobis.
11. Saucta Del Q«iiitrix. — Ora pro nobis.
12. Sanctft Virgo Virginum, — Ora pro nobis.
18. Ma -tar Christl. O
14. MaterdivituMgratise,
15. Mater pnriieliua,
16. Mater castissima,
17. Mater inviolata,
18. Mater intemerata,
19. Maler amabilis,
30. Mater admirnbilis,
31. Mater Creatoris,
S3. Maler Salvatoris,
23, Virgo pnideutissima,
24. Virgo veneranda,
26. Virgo praedicanda,
36. Virgo poteos,
37. Virgo Clemens,
28. Virgo fidelia.
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30. Sedes sapientiae,
31. Causa nostrae laetitiae
32. Vas spirituale,
33. Vas honorabile,
34. Vas insigne devotionis,
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36. Turns Davidica,
37. Turns ebumea,
38. Domus aurea,
39. Foederis area,
40. Janua coeli,
41. Stella matutina,
42. Sa - lus infirmorum, O - ra pro no-bis.
43. Refugium peccatorum,
44. Consolatrix afflictorum,
45. Auxilium Christianorum,
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46. Regina Angeloniiu,
47. Regina Patriarcharum,
48. Regina Prophetarum,
49. Regina Apostolorum,
50. Regina Martyrum,
51. Regina Confessorum,
52. Regina Virginum,
53. Regina Sacratissimi Rosarii,
54. Regina Sanctorum omnium,
I. Ag - nus De - i, qui tol - lis pec-ca - ta mil
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1. Christe au-di nos. Chris-te ex-au-di nos.
2. Pater de coelis Deus, Fill Redemptor mundi
Deus, Spiritus sancte Deus. — Miserere nobis.
3. Sancta Trinitas, Sancta Trinitas, Sancta
Trinitas, unus Deus. — Miserere nobis.
4. Sancta Maria, Sancta Dei Genitrix, Sancta
Virgo virginum. — Ora pro nobis.
5. Mater Christi, Mater Divinae gratiae, Mater
purissima. — Ora pro nobis.
6. Mater castissima, Mater inviolata, Mater in-
temerata.
7. Mater amabilis. Mater admirabilis, Mater Cre-
atoris.
8. Mater Salvatoris, Virgo prudentissima, Virgo
veneranda.
9. Virgo praedicanda, Virgo potens, Virgo Cle-
mens.
10. Virgo fidelis, Speculum justitiae, Sedes sa
pientiae.
11. Causa nostrae laetitiae, Vas spirituale, Vas
honorabile.
12. Vas insigne devotionis, Rosa mystica, Turris
Davidica.
13. Turris ebumea, Dom\x^ ^xtt^-a.^^^sR^'ee^* -sssai
III. UTANIAE LAURETANAE. Continued.
14. Janua coeli, Stella matutina, Salus infirmo-
rum.
15. Refugium peccatorum, Consolatrix afflicto-
nim, Auxilium Christianorum.
16. Regina Angelorum, Regina Patriarcharum,
Regina Prophetarum.
17. Regina Apostolomm, Regina Martynim, Re-
gina Confessorum.
18. Regina Virginum, Regina Sanctorum omnium,
Regina I sine labe originali concepta.
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20. Agnus Dei, qui tollis peccata mundi. — Parce
nobis, Domine. '''
21. Agnus Dei, qui tollis peccata mundi. — Exandi
nos, Domine.
22. Agnus Dei, qui tollis peccata mimdi.—
Miserere nobis.
28, Kyne eleison, C\xns\fc ft\effi«^, Gkriste, audi
nos. — Christe, exaudi noft.
Index of First Lines.
No.
. child is bom in Bethleliem 18
. i^Iorious voioe sounds thro' the night 1
.ccept Almighty Father 99
Jl hail the power of Jesus' name 21
Jl ye who seek a sure relief 101
.scend, ascend imperial Queen 123
.t the cross her station keeping 125
lehold the royal ensigns fly 25
Hessed city, heavenly Salem 148
iright Maker of the starry poles 2
'hnst, the Lord, is risen to-day 46
lome, holy Ghost, Creator come 53
'ome, holy Ghost, Who ever One 57
►ally, dailv sing to Mary 109
►ear angel, ever at my side 128
•irst floweret of the desert wild 186
•rom east to west, from pole to pole 9
Hory be to Jesus 80
rod of mercy and compassion 37
\o to dark Gethsemane 41
(rateful notes to heav'n ascending ISb
rreat Lord, we fall before Thy throne 76
[ail, bright star of Ocean 104
[ail, holy Joseph, hail 133
[ail, holy Queen, enthroned above 107
[ail, Jesus, hail, who for my sake 89
[ail. Queen of heaven, the ocean star 118
[ail, the holy day of days 47
[ail. Thou first-begqtten Daughter 115
[ail, Vhrgin of virgins 106
[ark, my soul how every thing 72
lave mercy on us, God. most high 58
[ear thy children, gentlest Mother 118
[oly God, we praise thy name 62
toly Joseph, dearest father 182
[oly patron, thee saluting lat
loly Spirit, Lord of light. A ^
loly Spirit, Lord of light. B ^
low kwditia of you. to GOTOQ
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66 Jesus, ever lovlnfc Savior •'•^*tj_^
152 Jesus, Jesus, come to me .777^
146 Jesus, my Lord, my God, my all
15 Jesus, teach me how to pray •#
81 Jesus, the very thought of Thee. |0
34 Jesus, the very thought is sweet m
79 Jesus, the Savior of mankind ll
12 Jesus, the Ransomer of man ^S
196 Joy, joy, the Mother comes ,
282 Lamb most holy, ELing most lowly ,
16 Lead me to Thy peaceful manger
80 Let every heart exulting beat tt
121 Let glory in the highest |7
229 Let the deep organ swell the lay MO
116 Lowly and solemn be 91
191 Maiden, of Thee we aing ^
105 May Jesus Christ be praised ,
108 My God, how wonderful Thou art
Ill My God and Father, while I stray
187 My God, my life, my love
140 My God, O goodness infinite
41 My Jesus, say, what wretch has dared
179 Mother Mary, at Thine altar
59 Now are the days of humblest prayer
62 Now, my soul, thy voice upraising
100 O all ye people God has made
54 O bountiful Creator, hear '^
150 O bread of heaven beneath this veil
6 O come, O come, Emmanuel
96 O come, loud anthems let us sing
tj[J| 04eMre st names beyond the skies
** *" ' "st childhood of my Savior dear ,
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PatK. No.
sa O JernB. JesRH, dearest Lord BS
as O Jesus, Thuu the Beauty art. Bt
IBS O .leann ChrtBt remamb.T 8!
08 Olet UB give Immortdl praise flO
157 O Lord. I am not worthy tS
ing o Lord, Th; heavenly grace impart <H
J71 O Mary, my Mother ■. lOi
]« OMotWbleatwhom God bestow 11»
ID O Savior come from heav'n'B bright throne 1
aa Ostiign Joyouaoarol IB
Bl O eaureil ileud anrraonded SS
160 D GaGTcd Heart wltb bnndnf lore. 100
164 O ciie prlMleBs loveof JesuB 96
HJ Oturato J esua. Mother, turn MS
M O turn thO!<e blessed points all liatbeit 34
iUe O ye SDReUu bnndB attend IBH
lis iju bunded knee a guilty race n
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as» Pray forthe dead at noon and eve 145
38 Savior, when in dnst to Thee SB
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T|.. ; I .1 ivri.ij^ht 49
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[■hi .i. -■■■I I'nuri.-iH-splned 187
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■<■: iLiiMi.rn 17
llhc'rali'l.d '/i.i.Ma lBt'Ba,\\"(«n^ita\^■^'"-- "^
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4 Whan by Thy allar, Lord, 1 Im^tTTTr..^^—
ft WhenlBun-evtho wondruuaoKWB
3 When in death, bleeeed Mother
1 When this pBSEinK world Is done
Whither thas in holy rapture
10 Why, oniel HEroii. dost thoo tew
fi Ye aouls of the faithful who Bleep In Uie Lo
5 Ye Buns anil dauehterB of tha l/>td
iB Ye dear bouiiFht t^lstlans, ooue and duff. .
24a Adoro te devo
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M OBalutarisHoetla
» O salutarb liostla
fl O quHm Bmnhl^is, es bone 3
n Panjie Hdkuu glorloA
M Tantum erifo Ba«"impntnrn
K Tantum ergo sa
Index of First Tilmwi
( Appendix II.)
No.
py we, who thus united. 16
8, Jesus, come to me 84
s, Savior of my soul 16
s, I my cross have taken 20
s, the very thought of Thee 7
s, Thy priest's eternal prize 60
J9, sweet Jesus, my treasure divine 5
or the saints who didst uphold 67
[ praise as faith is teaching 88
tf ary at thy 60
>me, O come, Emmanuel 1
>r Jesu, fons amoris 40
arest names beyond the skies . 17
caviatorum 81
saven's glorious King 86
ux ave spes unica 10
3arts of hearts the holiest 87
►w the heart of Mary bums 46
ur earth the single beauty 41
t, my loved angel 66
ary! Mother Mary 62
other dear, O pray for me 42
inis angelorum 80
cred Heart in accents burning 86
lutaris Hostia. 1 26
lutaris Hostia. n 26
lutaris Hostia. III.. .% 27
lutaris Hostia. IV 28
bult of heaven clear and bright 61
irgin, the empress of Paradise crowned 46
leen of lovely blooming May 61
whelmed in depths of woe 8
ng Host we fsill before Thee 82
: we triumphant hymns of praise 12
tum ergo sacramentum 21
tum ergo sacramentum 22
turn ergo sacramentum 23
tum ergo sacramentum 24
8, Sovereign God, we grateful praise. — . 19
Tesus* Heart all burning. 89
he name that brings salvation 6
I day with gladness Christian choirs proclaim. 69
I is the image of the Queen W^
: Thou look upon me, M.oX\iet *^8,^
'' Most Highest art TYio\\.\^Ti%
ear bought Cb:rist\ax^
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Index of Hymns for the Seasons
and Festivals.
Advent.
Pa^e. No.
8 A elorious voice 1
4BrightMaker 2
6 O come, O come. 4
5 O great Creator 8
10 O Savior, come 7
8 See, He comes 5
9 The period's come 6
Cliristnauufc
20 Aohildisbom 13
13 From east to west 9
15 Jesus, teach me 10
12 Jesus, the ransomer 8
16 Lead me to Thy 11
18 O divinest childhood 12
23 O sing a joyous carol 15
21 On this festal day. 14
27 To the nations 17
85 With hearts truly grateful 16
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29 Why cruel Herod 18
The Holy Name of Jesna*
82 All hail the power 21
31 Jesus, the very thought of Thee 20
34 Jesus, the very thought is sweet 28
30 Let every heart exulting beat 19
35 O Jesus, Jesus, dearest Lord 23
36 O Jesus, Thou the Beauty art. 24
Lent.
38 Behold the royal ensigns fly 25
47 Glory be to Jesus 80
57 God of mercy and compassion 37
64 Go to dark Gethsemane 41
CI Hail Jesus, hail 89
50 Jesus, as though Thyself 32
56 Jesus, ever loving Savior 86
41 My Jesus, say what wretch 27
S9 Now are the days 88
6SNowmy soul jg
j3 O God of tender merclea ,. ^
«9 Oil, come and moum ^
Index of Hymns, etc.
T&ge. No.
54 O bountiful Creator 86
58 O turn those blessed points 34
51 O sacred head surrounded 88
89 Savior, when In dust S6
65 There is an everlasting home 42
45 When I survey 89
72 Christ, the Lord 46
74 Hail the holy day 47
77 The holy paschal work 49
78 Sing the battle sharp 60
66 The Red Sea's dangers 43
70 To-day He's risen 45
68 Ye dear bought Christians 44
75 Ye sons and daughters 48
Asoension.
79 Jesus, the Savior 61
82 See the Conqueror 62
Pentecost.
84 Come, Holy Ghost, Creator 53
90 Come, Holy Ghost, Who 57
85 Holy Spirit, Lord of light. A 54
87 Holy Spirit, Lord of light. B 55
88 The fleeting year 66
Holy Trinity and Oooasional Hymns.
119 Great Lord, we fall 76
91 Have mercy on us 58
114 Hark, my soul 78
98 Holy God, we praise 62
121 Let glory in the highest 77
116 Lowly and solemn be 78
111 My God and Father 70
108 My God, how wonderful 65
105 May Jesus Christ 66
100 O all ye people 63
109 O dearest names 69
96 O come, loud anthems 61
93 O let us give 60
108 O Lord, Thy heavenly grace 68
118 On bended knee 75
117 Sweet Savior, bless us '^^
108 Sing my BOuL
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150 Accept, Almighty Father
156 In this Sacrament
152 Jesns, Jesas, come to me. . ...
146 Jesus, my Lord
148 I come to Thee
138 I love Thee, O Thou Lord
137 My God, my life
140 My God, O Goodness
141 O Food, the pilgrim needeth
142 O Food, that weary
150 O Bread of heaven
157 O Lord, T am not worthy
154 O the priceless love of Jesus
188 O Jesus Christ remember
124 Sion, lift thy voice. A
127 Sion, lift thy voice. B
131 Sing, ray tongue
186 Sing, my soul
184 The word descending
158 What happiness
144 When by Thy altar ,(
The Saored Heart»i
162 All ye who seek
166 I dwell a captive
160 O sacred heart
164 Sweet heart of Jesus
Index of Hjmixis, etc.
Faij^e, No.
179 Mother Mary, at Thine 110
171 O Mary, my Mother 106
176 O holy Mary, Mother 108
182 O heart of Mary 112
203 O fairest of all visions 124
194 O Mother blest 119
180 Star of Jacob Ill
188 Uplift the voice 116
208 What a sea of tears^ 126
198 What mortal tongue 121
185 With holy choirs of angels 114
200 Whither thus In holy rapture . 123
The Holy AngeU and Sainta.
209 St. Michael 127
Holy Guardian Angel.
211 Dear angel ever at my side 128
212 How kind It Is of you 129
Saint Jolin Baptist.
214 That we with tuneful 130
Saint Josepli.
219 Hall, holy Joseph, hail 188
217 Holy Joseph, dearest father 132
215 Holy patron, thee saluting 131
Saint Peter and PanL
220 It is no earthly summer's. 184
Saint Patriok.
222 Grateful notes to heaven > 135
Saint Rose of Unuu
228 First floweret of the desert 186
Saint Aloysins.
224 The youth who wealth. 187
Saint Kofsilsau
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229 Let the deep organ ^«^i
Saint Agnes.
281 O holy Martyr
All Saints.
232 Lamb most holy
Chnroh Dedication.
235 Blessed city, heavenly Salem
For the Faitliftil Departed.
241 O turn to Jesus
239 Pray for the dead
242 When in death blessed Mother
236 Ye souls of the faithful
Appendix I.
248 Adoro te devote s
250 Adoro te devote
256 Adoro te o panis If
254 Ave verum
252 Defensor noster adspice
254 O salutaris hostia
259 O salutaris hostia
quam amabilis
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Index of Hjanns, etc.
No.
Tbe Holy Name of Jesmu
esus, sweet Jesus 6
esus, the very thoui?ht 7
'o the name that briiiKS 6
Lent.
lall, Jesus hail 9
)'erwhelmed in deptlis 8
) Crux ave 10
•
re dear bought Cliristians 11
Asoension.
ling we triumphant hymns 12
Pentecost.
ilome, Holy Ghost Who 18
?ome, Holy Ghost, Oeator 14
Holy Trinity and Occasional Hyn&ns.
Jrateful notes 18
lappy we, who thus united 16
esus, Savior of my soul 16
esus I my cross have taken 30
) dearest names 17
?hee, Sovereign God 19
Corpus Christi*
Lve verum 29
Lve verum 83
esus, Jesus, come to me 84
) panis angelorum 80
) esca viatorum 81
) salutaris Hostia. 1 25
) salutaris Hostia. II 26
) salutaris Hostia. HI 27
) salutaris Hostia. rv 28
) vault of heaven 61
laving Host, we fall 82
"antum ergo sacramentum *i^
^antum ergo sacramentum ^^
'antum ergo sacramentuni -
'aDtum ergo saoramentum
iseo u Heaix oi utjui us
330 O Cor Jesu fons araoris
819 O gaored Heart in accents
328 To Jesus* heart all burning
To the Blessed Virg
345 Daughter of a mighty Father
336 Daily, daily sing
348 Glorious Mother
342 Hail Mary, O how pure
856 Hail Vir^n, dearest Mary
349 Lo, Mary at thy feet
340 O how the heart
382 O Mother dear
368 O Mary, Mother Mary
841 O Virgin, the Empress
851 O Queen of lovely
831 Of our earth the single
858 This is the image
888 Wilt thou look upon me
To the Angels and
860 Dear Angel ever -^
862 O list, my loved angel
Saint Joseph,
365 Hail, holy Joseph, hail
sfis Jov of the saints
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